Create an NFT Collection
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Creating an NFT collection consists of two main steps; storing assets and configuring collection details and settings.
Stargaze Studio allows you to handle all the steps on a single page without writing a line of code. Stargaze Studio is recommended for all creators. However, for those who wish to use CLI,
This tutorial will cover the following:
The first step is deciding what type of collection best fits your project. There are 4 types of collections that can be created through Stargaze Studio at present with a guide for each:
1) Standard Collection
2) Open/Limited Edition Collection
4) Burn to Mint Collection
A Burn to Mint Collection is a collection of up to 10,000 unique NFTs the utilizes the Stargaze burn to mint function alongside the randomized minter. Instead of accepting fungible tokens like STARS or ATOM to mint, Burn to Mint collections require an NFT from an existing collection to be burned in order to mint. When creating the collection, the creator selects which collections are eligible to participate in the burn process and the user selects NFTs frm those collections to burn when participating in the mint.
In all cases, it is highly recommended to first launch your collection on before launching on .
A collection of up to 10,000 unique NFTs that utilizes the Stargaze randomized minter. This is the most common collection type for things like PFP collections.
A single NFT that can be minted multiple times within a timeframe or quantity defined by the creator. This is commonly used by artists selling multiple copies of a single piece of art or for ticketing. 3) 1/1 Collection A collection created with a single NFT minted automatically to the creator's wallet and more NFTs can be added by the creator over time. This is commonly used for custom profile picture collections or other ongoing collections such as commissions.
In all cases, it is highly recommended to first launch your collection on before launching on .
