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# Update OpenSea Name
If you want to get the maximum out of NFT Butler, you should add the NFTButler-prefix to the username on OpenSea - this will automatically increase your maximum running tasks depending on your subscription level.
On the Dashboard on the right side you'll see your Wallet Overview. If the OpenSea icon is green it means you're already using the **NFTButler\*** prefix. If you're using the [PRO Subscription](/nft-butler/products-and-services/pro-access.md) you don't have to use NFTButler in front of your OpenSea account name.
If the OpenSea icon is red, it indicates that this wallet does not utilize 'NFTButler' as a prefix on OpenSea. If you wish to unlock additional task slots, you'll need to change your username on OpenSea for this wallet first.
First wallet uses NFTButler prefix on OpenSea, second doesn't
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When you click the 'Details' button, a modal will appear displaying your current username used on OpenSea.
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Details view on a new and empty wallet
Just head to your account Settings on Opensea to change your Username:
Example with NFTButler-prefix before the name.
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