Transferring Skins via custom_json

Splinterlands Skins can now be transferred directly from the card details page with the button indicated by the red arrow below.

🪞 Step 1: Find Your Skin Details

1. Go to the card detail page for the skin you want to transfer.
   Example: https://splinterlands.com/card-detail/858/regular/2
   

2. From this page, you’ll need two pieces of information:

   • Skin Type (green box above)

   • Card Detail ID

🎨 Skin Type

Use one of the following skin types exactly as listed:

• Spooky

• Haunted

• splinterstorm (note: lowercase “s” for Splinterstorm skins from the Beta edition)

🆔 Card Detail ID

You can find the card_detail_id in two ways:

• From the URL:
  Example — in https://splinterlands.com/card-detail/858/regular/2, the ID is 858

• From the card ID itself (it appears between dashes, like -858-)

🧾 Step 2: Broadcast the Transaction

1. Go to the broadcast page:
   https://splinterlands.com/broadcast

2. Under Operation Type, select Custom Operation

3. In the Operation ID field, enter:

   sm_transfer_skins
   

4. In the Transaction Data field, paste this JSON and update it with your own details:

   {
     "to": "knowledge.center",
     "skins": [
       {
         "skin": "Spooky",
         "card_detail_id": 858
       }
     ]
   }
   

   • Replace "Spooky" with your skin type

   • Replace 858 with your card’s card_detail_id

   • Replace "knowledge.center" with the username of the account you want to send the skin to

The example above sends the Spooky skin for card 858 to knowledge.center.

Step 3: View All Skins You Own (Optional)

If you’d like a quicker way to view all of your owned skins without browsing through each card individually, you can use the Splinterlands API.

1. Enter your username at the end of the following URL:

   https://api.splinterlands.com/players/skins?username=YOURUSERNAME
   

   For example:
   https://api.splinterlands.com/players/skins?username=tech-support

2. If you have a JSON viewer extension installed in Chrome or Brave, the results will appear in a nicely formatted, readable layout (like the example below).
   

3. If you’re using Firefox, it already includes a built-in JSON viewer, so you’ll automatically see a formatted list of all your skins.
   (Image: Firefox JSON viewer example)