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# NFT Studio

## Supported Networks 

* Ethereum (Main Net and Test Nets like Goerli and Sepholia)
* Polygon (Main Net and Test Net Mumbai)
* Avalanche (Main Net and Test Net Fuji)
* Arbitrum (Main Net and Test Net Goerli)
* Optimism (Main Net and Test Net Goerli), and more.

## Supported NFT Standards

Description

## Creating your NFT Collection

Login --> DApp Studio --> Build It --> Easy Builder --> Launch NFT Studio

The ***NFT collections*** page opens up.

<figure><img src="/files/zhN2hgdMZiu4A3u1Q50f" alt=""><figcaption><p>NFT collections</p></figcaption></figure>

This page displays a list of the collections created. At first, there are no collections created.&#x20;

To create a new collection, click on the ***Create New*** button

<figure><img src="/files/v5QPgxGwWaKdQeTddrbV" alt=""><figcaption><p>Create NFT collection Pop up</p></figcaption></figure>

Please enter the ***Collection Name***, ***Collection Description***, and ***Collection Symbol.***&#x20;

Select the NFT standard from the ***Choose Standard NFT*** dropdown

Select if you want the NFT to be soulbound or not from the ***Select Soulbound Option*** dropdown. Soulbound Tokens are NFTs that are non-transferable, making them ideal for managing permanent records&#x20;

Select the required chain for the collection from ***Choose Chain for Collection*** dropdown.

Select the required wallet type from the ***Choose Wallet Type*** dropdown.

Select the required wallet from the ***Choose Wallet*** dropdown.

Upload a photo for the collection. This photo is only a cover image for the created NFT collection

Click the ***Deploy Collection*** button to create the collection.

## Minting your NFT

The Minting of NFT process involves the creation of NFTs and minting them.&#x20;

Clicking on a collection will open the respective NFT collection page.

<figure><img src="/files/dtDenn4UQioabSEnfhXr" alt=""><figcaption><p>Individual NFT collection Page</p></figcaption></figure>

This page displays all the minted NFTs. This page is split into two sections, ***Minted NFTs*** and ***Pending NFTs***

All the synced NFTs are displayed in the Minted NFTs section

All the yet to be synced NFTs are displayed in the Pending NFTs section

The ***Sync*** button is used to update the NFTs from pending to Minted status. Kind of like a refresh button.&#x20;

Click on the ***Mint NFT to Collection*** button. This will open the following page,

<figure><img src="/files/Qu9XqALksZ3vH3D8pIZM" alt=""><figcaption><p>Mint NFT </p></figcaption></figure>

Here, ***Upload the image*** for which the NFT is to be created.&#x20;

Enter the ***name of the NFT*** and the ***description of the NFT***.

Enter the ***Recipient Address*** for the NFT. It is the contract address which is available at the top of the same page

Enter the ***API key***. The API key is available on the collections page.

Choose the storage method from the ***Choose Storage Method*** dropdown menu.

You can also add traits for the NFT if required. Traits are specifications of the NFT. For example, 'Rarity' can be a trait. Any number of traits can be added for now.

Click on the ***Mint NFT*** button to create and mint the NFT.

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