Claiming makes an existing avatar yours. It moves into your own list, and it is recorded against your account.
The avatar menu is not shown to everyone yet, so you may have no link to this in your sidebar. The page works regardless — use the link below.
How it works
- Open the claim page.
- Connect your account on the other platform. This is what proves the avatar is yours to claim.
- The avatars linked to that connection are shown.
- Claim the ones you want.
Connecting is a one-off. Once done, claiming is a single step.
What claiming gives you
- The avatar appears in your list, ready to generate with
- It counts as your avatar for anything that asks whether you have one — see avatars
- The claim is recorded, so ownership has a history rather than being a flag somebody set
Limits
There is a cap on how many avatars one account may claim. It exists so a single account cannot take a large share of what is available. When you reach it, the claim action tells you.
Giving one up
You can release an avatar you have claimed. It stops being yours and returns to being available.
Work you already generated with it stays in your library. Releasing an avatar changes what you may make next, not what you have already made.
If a claim will not go through
| Problem | Likely reason |
|---|---|
| No avatars listed after connecting | none are linked to that account |
| Claim refused | you have reached the cap, or someone else claimed it first |
| Connection fails | try connecting again; if it keeps failing, contact support |
Claims are handled one at a time and settle immediately. If a claim appears to have half-happened — the avatar is not in your list but is not available either — that is worth reporting rather than retrying repeatedly.