Managing Your Collection

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After launch, the Collection Manager is where you run your drop — update pricing and timing, airdrop tokens, manage your whitelist, set royalties, and edit metadata. Admin-only actions are enforced on-chain, so only the collection's creator wallet can make changes.

Open Manage a Collection and paste your collection address (the one shown when you launched). Toggle Mainnet / Testnet to match where your collection lives. Connect your wallet to broadcast changes; once connected, your own collections are listed automatically.
Depending on the collection type, the manager lets you:
Pricing — update the mint price and per-wallet limit.
Timing — change the mint start, mint end, and secondary-trading start.
Airdrop — mint tokens directly to any address (great for team allocations or giveaways).
Supply tools — shuffle the reveal order, or burn the remaining unminted supply.
Withdraw — collect your mint proceeds.
Whitelist — attach or replace the whitelist. See Whitelists.
Linked times. When you change a whitelist phase boundary or the mint start, Studio automatically carries the change to everything that depends on it — in a single transaction — so your phases and mint window always stay consistent. No hunting through multiple screens to keep dates in sync.

Set the percentage you earn on secondary sales and the address it's paid to — a single wallet, a multisig, or a split. Your royalty is paid automatically to that address on every resale. A common range is 2–5%: high enough to earn, low enough that it doesn't discourage trading. You can update it later from Royalties.
Renew your royalties every year. A collection's royalties are reduced to 0% if the creator doesn't stay active. To keep them enforced, renew your creator activity once a year from the Royalties manager in Studio.

Update the metadata of individual tokens in your collection — the pointer to each token's image, name, and traits. From Update Metadata you can also permanently freeze a token's metadata so it can never change again.
Some things are fixed at launch and permanent:
Total supply (for fixed-supply collections)
The collection's contract address
Your permanent Arweave art (that's the point — it can't be lost or swapped)
Whitelists — manage allowlist phases
Costs & Fees — what management actions cost in gas
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