Since most creative works won't appear in academic databases like Scopus or Web of Science, you will typically need to add them manually.
- Go to the Works section on your profile page.
- Click +Add and select Add work manually.

- Select the Work Category. For most creative outputs, choose Creative as the work category.
- Select the Work Type that best describes your output. Under the Creative category, options include:
- Artistic output or performance
- Design
- Image
- Moving image or video
- Musical composition
- Sound
- Interactive resource
- Other creative output
- Fill in the details. You are required to include a Work Details, a Work Type, and a Title.
- It is recommended that you fill in the Work Identifiers field when manually adding works, as a this is important for connecting to other systems and helps others to see your work.
- Click Save changes. After you have added a work to your record, it will display on the main page of your ORCID record under the Works heading.
- See details here.
- Note: See this site for ORCID's definitions of 'Work types'. See below for examples of creative outputs.

- Fill up the relevant metadata.
- Add a Citation or description of the event. You can include details like the date, venue name, and your role (e.g., performer, composer, conductor) in the description or citation box.
An example of physical object via manual entries is shown below (ORCID iD https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0189-2659):

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