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# Managing your Collection
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Only the collection's installer can manage the collection.
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To update your collection's information, head over to the collection page. There are three ways you can do this:
1. While inspecting an NFT that belongs to the collection, click on the collection name
2. By going to your profile and clicking on **View Collections** then select your collection.
3. By simply navigating to . Make sure `YOUR_COLLECTION_HASH_HERE` with your actual collection hash. For example, if the collection hash is `42890b209bfbbc5c0d2c56715682e18bc13509ae980b1fc2121cdbfcefdd0ded` then the URL becomes
In your collection page, click on **Edit Collection.**
You will be redirected to a page where you can update all your collection's relevant information.
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