Get free: OpenSea Favorites
The figure is easy to read as interest and easy to over-read, which is what the sample is really for.
- Completely free — you will get 20 pcs.
- Your profile or post must be public.
- One free order per profile every 30 days.
- We never ask for your password.
- up to 3 h
The quality of trial services may differ from paid ones — the free trial is there to show you how it works.
Need more, and instantly? Buy OpenSea Favorites
Get free OpenSea favorites on one listing
Twenty favorites, applied to a single item, at no cost. At no point is a wallet connected or a signature requested. Paste the item address and the order runs over the next three hours or so.
Nothing here touches your wallet
Worth stating first, because it is the reasonable question. Favoriting is an off chain action recorded by the marketplace itself, not a transaction on the blockchain. It costs no gas, produces no signature request, and cannot move tokens or nfts anywhere. The order works from the public item page the same way a browsing collector reaches it.
Submitting the item
- Open the individual item page, not the collection.
- Move that address into the box above with your email.
- Confirm and compare the favorite count once the window closes.
What a favorite signals
That somebody saw the item and wanted to find it again. On a marketplace where most listings are scrolled past in under a second, that is a meaningful distinction, and collectors browsing a collection do read favorite counts as a rough guide to which pieces have drawn attention.
Trial next to a paid order
| Free trial | Paid order | |
|---|---|---|
| Quantity | 20 favorites, one item | Any amount |
| Wallet | Never connected | Never connected |
| Cost | Free | Priced per favorite |
| Repeat | Once per item per cycle | Any listing |
Sales come from people willing to spend, and no counter has ever persuaded anybody to open a wallet. For volume see OpenSea favorites, or check the other counter with free OpenSea views.
Frequently asked questions about OpenSea Favorites
Short answers to what people ask most before ordering.