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Creating Your NFTs
- 1.After creating your contract, you will see various tabs containing details of your smart contract.
- 2.Head to the 'Tokens' tab to create your tokens.
- 3.You will see the following screen.
- 4.For ERC-721, because each token is completely unique and one of a kind, you will determine the price, max per transaction, and total supply before creating your token.
- Price refers to price/NFT.
- Max per Transaction refers to how many NFTs a user can purchase in 1 transaction.
- Total Supply refers to how many tokens total across the contract.
- 5.Click 'Create Token' to start adding the name, description, and uploading a visual asset for your NFT.
- 6.You will see the following screen when creating your first ERC-721 token.
- 7.Once created, you can continue to repeat this process to create as many ERC-721 NFTs as you'd like!
- 8.Last but not least, time to set up where you will receive these funds and to whom you'd like to also potentially split the funds with. See Proceeds & Royalties for next steps.
- 1.After creating your contract, you will see various tabs containing details of your smart contract.
- 2.Head to the 'Tokens' tab to create your tokens.
- 3.You will see the following screen.
- 4.For ERC-1155, because each token can have multiple copies, you will determine the price, max per transaction, and total supply when creating your token.
- 5.Click 'Create Token' to start adding the name, description, visual asset for your NFT as well as determining the price, supply, and max per transaction allowed for this NFT.
- Price refers to price/NFT.
- Max per Transaction refers to how many NFTs a user can purchase in 1 transaction.
- Total Supply refers to how many tokens total of this specific NFT.
- 6.You will see the following screen when creating your first ERC-1155 token.
- 7.Once created, you can continue to repeat this process to create as many ERC-1155 NFTs as you'd like!
- 8.Last but not least, time to set up where you will receive these funds and to whom you'd like to also potentially split the funds with. See Proceeds & Royalties for next steps.
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