> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.v2.like.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.v2.like.co/depub/transfer-nft.md). # Transfer NFT Transfer NFT is easy! {% hint style="warning" %} The documentation is designed for Liker Land and LikeCoin v2. For information on [3ook.com](https://3ook.com/) and LikeCoin v3, please visit [docs.3ook.com](https://docs.3ook.com) and [dao.like.co](https://dao.like.co/). {% endhint %} {% hint style="info" %} Transfer NFT requires [LikeCoin](https://about.like.co/). If the author wishes to gift an e-book, they can refer to the [Gift Books section in Manage ebooks](/depub/book-store.md).\ If readers wish to gift an e-book, they can refer to [Gift an ebook](/depub/ebook/gift.md). {% endhint %} You can transfer your favorite NFT eBooks or Writing NFTs to others. Users can leave a message when gifting a NFT eBook or Writing NFT to the recipient. The message is recorded as a transaction memo on the chain and can be stacked during further transfers, forming a “log” of that particular piece of NFT. Transferring NFT is demonstrated as follows: ## Step 1: Login and transfer Log in to [Liker Land](https://liker.land/) with your [Email/Social](/depub/register.md), [Keplr](/general-guides/wallet/keplr.md), [Cosmostation](/general-guides/wallet/cosmostation.md), [Leap](/general-guides/wallet/leap.md), [Keplr mobile](/general-guides/wallet/keplr-mobile.md), [Cosmostation app](/general-guides/wallet/cosmostation-app/cosmostation-app-deposit-and-send-likecoin.md) or [LikerCoin app](/general-guides/dapp/liker-land/download.md)...etc. Then, click on the NFT that needs to be transferred and check how many of them you own. Click "Transfer".

Click "Transfer" to start transferring NFT

## Step 2: Enter the recipient's wallet address and Transfer Message On the Transfer Your NFT page, enter the wallet address of the recipient and the message you want to include. Then, click "Transfer".

Enter wallet address and transfer message

## Step 3: Confirm the transfer ### Email/Social login No additional confirmation needed. ### Transfer NFT on Keplr On the Keplr popup window, click "Approve".

Keplr window pops up click "Approve" to confirm the transfer

### Transfer NFT on Cosmostation On the Cosmostation popup window, click "Confirm".

Cosmostation window pops up click "Confirm" to confirm the transfer

### Transfer NFT on Leap On the Leap popup window, click "Approve".

Leap window pops up click "Approve" to confirm the transfer

### Transfer NFT on Cosmostation app A signature request will show up on your phone. Click "Confirm" to complete the transfer.

The desktop computer displays the window of Transfer Your NFT

Cosmostation app window pops up click "Confirm" to confirm the transfer

### Transfer NFT on LikeCoin app A signature request will show up on your phone. Click "Approve" to complete the transfer.

LikeCoin app window pops up click "Approve" to confirm the transfer

## Step 4: Successful transfer A pop-up window will appear indicating that the NFT has been successfully transferred. At the same time, the number of NFTs you own will also change. You can also notify the recipient to confirm that they have received the NFT.

Users can view the messages sent previously in the Transfer Message field.

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