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Generating 1/1 NFTs

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Last updated 2 years ago

In this article you will learn how to generate a 1/1 NFT collection with Mintpad's Generator.

It is important that you have already prepared the artwork. If you still need to generate your images you should follow the tutorial "".

Here are the steps:

1. Create a folder with the collection name. In our example we called it "My NFT Collection". 2. In that folder create another folder with the collection name (in our example we called it "My NFT Collection").

Normally you create folders like "Background", "Eyes", "Hat" etc. but since you only have one NFT artwork you can create one folder with the collection name. 3. Place your artwork as a PNG in that folder. 4. Duplicate your artwork as many times as you need. For example, if you make a collection of 100 NFTs, you must copy your artwork 100 times. 5. You can now upload the parent folder (in our example the folder "My NFT Collection", the one at the left, not the middle one) in the Mintpad generator, You can now start generating the metadata and the number of NFTs. A quick tip: on mac you can easily rename images in bulk. By selecting everything and then right-click>rename.

On Windows you can use this free tool:

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Generating Unique NFTs
Example folder structure of a 1/1 NFT collection.