FAQ NFT Generator
Here you'll find answers to the most commonly asked questions and quick explanations about our NFT Generator features.
NFT Generator
How to Create an NFT Collection?
Read the Doc Generate an NFT Collection
Collection Name:
Purpose: Enter the name of your NFT collection.
Example: "Bored Ape Yacht Club."
Collection Size (# of NFTs):
Purpose: Specify the number of NFTs you want to include in the collection.
Example: Setting the size to "100" means the collection will contain 100 unique NFTs.
Collection Description:
Purpose: Describe your NFT collection to give context and details about the theme or concept.
Example: "Bored Ape Yacht Club is a collection of ERC721 tokens..."
Metadata Standard:
Purpose: Choose the blockchain standard for your NFT metadata, which determines compatibility and functionality.
Options:
Ethereum Standard: Supports various blockchains such as Polygon, Fantom, Avalanche, Optimism, and Arbitrum.
Solana Standard: Use this for Solana blockchain compatibility.
How to use the Rarity Settings?
Layer Rarity
Layer Rarity Slider: At the top, the slider controls the overall rarity setting for the entire "Background Layer." A value of 100% implies that all the layer's properties are set with their default probabilities or maximum distribution.
Example: If you have a layer named "Hat" and you want to ensure not every image includes a hat, you can decrease the slider's percentage. This adjustment reduces the frequency of the hat appearing across your collection, making it a more unique and rare attribute.
Images and Rarity Configuration
Images List: Each row represents an available image or background option. They are numbered or labeled (e.g., 8, 9, 10).
Percentage/Max Amount Toggle: This toggle allows you to switch between setting rarity by percentage or by maximum amount.
Percentage Mode: This mode lets you specify the likelihood of each image being used, shown here as 10.00% for each. All options are equal, suggesting that each has an equal probability of occurring if generated randomly.
Max Amount Mode: Let you cap the number of times an image can appear. The number next to the percentage (e.g., 50) is the maximum number of times this particular image could be used or included in the collection.
Example: If you want to make certain attributes more rare, such as a specific hat variant, background color, or any other attributes, you can adjust their rarity settings accordingly in this particular image asset.
Usage
Adjusting Rarity: You can adjust the probability for each image by changing the percentage or the maximum amount allowed. For example, if you want an item to be rarer, you would lower its percentage or max amount.
Balancing Design: This feature ensures designers can balance their artwork's rarity, making some assets more common and others rarer, influencing how collectors perceive and value different pieces.
Finalizing Settings: Once adjustments are made, clicking "Save" will apply the settings, altering how often each element appears in the final generated collection.
How to change items in the Preview mode?
The live editor allows you to customize and edit the attributes of your digital asset in real time. Here's how you can modify attributes using this feature:
This feature is ideal for manually editing specific images. It allows you to customize individual elements precisely, ensuring each image meets your creative vision.
In the Preview mode you can Select Attributes to Modify:
Each attribute (e.g., Background, Skin, Outfit, Face, Hat) is displayed as a button or tag.
Click on the attribute you want to change. This will allow you to view and select different options for that specific attribute.
Re-generate button
Purpose: This button allows you to regenerate the image collection based on the current settings and configurations.
Use Case: Use this when you've made changes to the attributes, rarity settings, or any other parameters and want to see how the updated configuration looks across your collection.
Functionality: Clicking this will produce a new set of images or preview, reflecting any recent modification
Export Collection button
Purpose: This button enables you to export the finalized collection of images. And the option to proceed to create a Smart Contrat with this collection.
Use Case: Once you are satisfied with the current images and attribute settings, use this button to save and preview your collection locally.
Smart Contract: When you're ready to proceed with a smart contract, you can seamlessly import your metadata and images. You also have the flexibility to use the exported collection with your own smart contract or any other contract service provider. This ensures compatibility and ease of use, allowing you to manage and deploy your NFTs efficiently.
Solana
Collection Settings Metadata
Royalties percentage Seller Fee Basis Points
Basis points are a unit commonly used in finance to denote percentage changes.
1 basis point = 0.01%.
Therefore, 500 basis points = 500 x 0.01% = 5%.
Therefore, 1000 basis points = 1000 x 0.01% = 10%.
Wallet address of one creator
The wallet address within the metadata denotes the Solana account that is recognized as the creator of the NFT.
This address is crucial as it is used to allocate creator royalties for secondary sales, ensuring that a percentage of future sales proceeds is sent to this account as specified by the
seller_fee_basis_points.Including the creator's wallet address in the metadata helps maintain the integrity and transparency of the NFT's origination, providing a clear link between the digital asset and its creator.
Wallet address of multiple creators
Multiple Creator Addresses: Solana NFTs allow you to set multiple creator addresses in the metadata. When multiple creators are included, the royalties from secondary sales will be divided among these creators based on the proportion of their specified share versus the total royalty points. This structure enables collaborative efforts and ensures that each creator receives a fair portion of the proceeds.
For example, if two creators are listed and the total royalty is set at 10% (1000 points), with a specified share of 5% each, the final royalty distribution will be evenly split, giving each creator 50% of the total 10% secondary sales, what will be 5% for each creator.
Can I change the royalties in the Smart Contract? After Exporting the Metadata.
You can adjust royalty settings before the smart contract is finalized and the NFT is minted.
Once the royalty percentage is set in the metadata at the time of minting, it is embedded in the smart contract. This is generally intended to be immutable to ensure trust and consistency in subsequent sales and transactions. Therefore, after the NFT is minted, changing the royalty percentage directly in the smart contract or metadata is not usually possible.
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