Bring your art.
Tokenize it on chain.
Let collectors trade your art like they trade their favorite tokens.
Start with a folder
Choose Add your art, Make it yours, then Review & launch. Upload a folder, drop a folder, or select multiple files. The browser flow accepts 1–100 PNG, JPG, GIF, or WebP images, up to 5 MB each and 32 MB total, with optional matching JSON metadata.
Gather the images you want in the collection. Use clear, unique filenames and only artwork you are allowed to publish. The creator flow helps you inspect the images and build their names, descriptions, and metadata. You do not need to hand-write JSON to begin.
Preview the complete set before moving on. The preview follows folder ordering, while launch preparation shuffles public artwork assignments before committing them. A missing image, duplicate file, or unexpected order is easier to fix here than after your collection has committed to its artwork.
Working with a clanker? Give your agent the agent launch guide and ask it to prepare and validate your folder.
Choose what collectors will see
- Name and symbol: your collection’s identity; its FLOOR token is derived from these.
- Supply and team pieces: how many NFTs exist and any reserved allocations.
- Paired token and mint fee: the token collectors pay and the fixed amount added to each new mint.
- Revenue recipients: who receives the mint fee and their shares.
- Conversion delay: how long after activation collectors wait before depositing and selling NFTs.
The creator studio guides you through your collection’s name, symbol, story, mint fee, and conversion delay. Supply comes from your uploaded images. Review the recipient wallet shown before launching. For team reservations or custom revenue splits, use the advanced preparation workflow.
Mint fees, recipients, delay, supply, team entitlements, and committed artwork are launch choices. Review them carefully: the protocol does not provide a later settings switch to rewrite them.
Review the whole experience
Check the image preview, display names, supply, team allocation, fee, recipients, and conversion delay together. The displayed NFT supply must match the artwork preparation. A fee of zero still requires one FLOOR per public mint.
The collection’s actual conversion opening date starts from successful activation, not from creating your draft. A configured delay of zero opens it at activation.
Prepare and launch
Prepare your artwork, then review the complete collection: images, metadata, supply, mint fee, revenue recipients, and conversion delay.
Confirm the launch when the collection is ready. Keep your artwork and metadata available so collectors can view their NFTs after reveal.
Public metadata manifests are shareable. Reveal assignments, salts, encryption keys, and private wallet material are not. Your agent should keep the public handoff separate from private recovery files.