Using Stargaze Studio***
Stargaze Studio is your all-in-one tool for creating and managing NFT collections. No coding required.
REVAMP.
Getting Started
Go to studio.stargaze.zone
Connect your wallet
Click Create Collection
Creating a Collection
Step 1: Collection Details
Fill in your collection information:
Name - Your collection's name
Symbol - Short identifier (e.g., "BADKIDS")
Description - Tell people what your collection is about
Cover image - Banner for your collection page
Step 2: Upload Assets
Upload your NFT files:
Prepare a folder with all your images
Name files sequentially (1.png, 2.png, etc.)
Upload via drag-and-drop or file picker
Wait for IPFS pinning to complete
Step 3: Metadata
Add traits and attributes:
Upload a metadata JSON file, or
Use the built-in trait editor
Preview how your NFTs will appear
Step 4: Minting Configuration
Set up how minting works:
Supply:
Total number of NFTs
Pricing:
Mint price per NFT
Payment token (ATOM, etc.)
Limits:
Per-wallet mint limit
Per-transaction limit
Step 5: Whitelist (Optional)
Create whitelist phases:
Click Add Whitelist
Upload addresses (CSV or paste)
Set whitelist price (often discounted)
Set start and end times
Add multiple phases if needed
Step 6: Schedule
Set your launch timing:
Whitelist start - When whitelisted users can mint
Public start - When anyone can mint
End time - When minting closes (optional)
Step 7: Review & Deploy
Review all settings
Check the cost estimate
Click Deploy Collection
Approve the transaction in your wallet
Your collection contract will be created on-chain.
After Deployment
Starting the Mint
If you set a future start time, minting begins automatically. Otherwise:
Go to your collection in Studio
Click Start Minting
Monitoring
Track your launch:
Mints in real-time
Revenue collected
Remaining supply
Making Changes
Some settings can be updated after deployment:
Adding whitelist addresses
Adjusting end times
Updating collection metadata
Some cannot be changed:
Total supply
Contract address
Tips for Success
Test first - Use testnet to practice
Double-check metadata - Errors are hard to fix post-mint
Prepare for traffic - Popular mints can be busy
Communicate clearly - Tell your community exactly when and how to mint
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