OpenCreators in one minute
- Choose the creator direction and topics that best describe the audience you actually serve.
- Review every recommended product; edit service details and remove anything you cannot fulfill.
- Select the currency and template, claim a valid username, publish, then inspect the real public URL.
Creating a useful creator store is less about adding every possible item and more about making a few offers easy to understand. OpenCreators provides a guided builder, but the creator still decides the audience, product mix, wording, price, media, visual template, and public username.
Before starting, prepare a one-sentence description of who the store is for, the outcome of each offer, realistic fulfillment boundaries, and media you are permitted to use. Those inputs make the guided steps faster and reduce the chance of publishing vague products.
1. Choose a direction and topics
The direction step frames the initial recommendation request. Current directions include business and creator work, fitness and sports, beauty and fashion, tarot and spirituality, gaming, technology and AI, and music and audio. Topic tags refine the selection within a direction.
Choose based on the store you are building now, not every subject you have ever discussed. A narrower direction usually produces a catalog that is easier for visitors to understand. You can still describe your broader background in the public profile.
2. Review and edit the catalog
OpenCreators returns recommended products for the selected direction. Review the product kind, title, description, price, duration, image, and any game-specific details. Selected items are the candidates that will be published; deselect an item that is irrelevant or not ready.
For editable creator services, use a title that names the format and outcome. The description should say what is included, what the buyer should provide, and what happens next. Where media upload is available, use JPG, PNG, or WebP files and stay within the current limit of five images and 10 MB per file.
- Confirm the product type matches the actual fulfillment format.
- Use a price in the selected store currency and never leave placeholder copy.
- For games, verify the title, cover, short description, and offer information supplied by the catalog.
3. Choose currency, template, and username
The current account currencies are USD and THB. Currency affects displayed symbols and recommended service pricing, so choose the currency you intend customers to see before final review. Game offer currencies can be supplied by the external offers and may differ by store or region.
A template controls the storefront presentation, not the product meaning. Preview more than one available template at both desktop and mobile sizes. Then choose a username of 3 to 30 letters, numbers, or underscores. The username becomes the shareable public path, so prefer a recognizable, stable form of the creator name.
4. Publish and verify
Publishing saves the selected product set and the public store identity. When the builder reports success, use the visit-store action rather than assuming the preview is identical to the final page. Open the public URL in a normal browser and check the profile, cards, text wrapping, currency, image crops, and primary actions.
Finally, copy the share text or public URL and test it from a signed-out browser. That check shows what a first-time visitor sees and whether an action correctly leads to sign-in, purchase, chat, or an external game offer.
Frequently asked questions
What username formats are accepted?
The current builder accepts 3 to 30 characters made from letters, numbers, and underscores. Availability is also checked, so a valid format can still be unavailable.
Should every recommended product be published?
No. Recommendations are starting points. Publish only products that match your audience and that you can describe and fulfill accurately.