Upload files to IPFS
IPFS NFT upload involves minting a non-fungible token (NFT) and storing its associated media files on the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS), ensuring decentralized and immutable access to the content.
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IPFS NFT upload involves minting a non-fungible token (NFT) and storing its associated media files on the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS), ensuring decentralized and immutable access to the content.
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When creating a Smart Contract, the IPFS storage is automatically included.
Deploy your NFT Smart Contract app.imintify.com/smart-contract. For more information, read the docs on how create a Smart Contract.
Once you have created your contract, go to the tab: NFTs
Supported files .png .webp .gif .jpg .mp4 .csv or .json
Note: Please upload a folder containing all your NFT images and metadata file for each NFT or a single metadata file containing all your NFT metadata.
Preview the uploaded NFT images and proceed.
Choose how you want to reveal your NFTs to your collectors.
Reveal upon Mint: Collectors will immediately see the final NFT image when they complete the minting.
Delayed Reveal: Collectors will mint your placeholder image, and then you will reveal it at a later time.
For delayed reveal, you need to set a password and don't lose this password. There is no recovery option.
Now, upload all the NFT images to the blockchain and sign the transaction to verify.
It can take some time to upload all the images to the blockchain for large collections, such as 10k or large files.