Create NFT
Upload the artwork, set the name and royalties, and deploy — you can keep minting from the same collection later.
Create NFT
After creating the NFT, you can continue minting to any address. The NFT name, symbol, description, and Logo Url can be changed later in the console.
Written into the contract; can be left blank
Maximum: 7000
Filled in with your address once you connect
Upload an image, or paste an ipfs:// or https:// link
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Deployment cost: 0.05 BNB
Create an NFT collection without writing a contract
GTokenTool deploys an ERC-721 collection from your own wallet: set the name, symbol, description and cover image, confirm one transaction, and you own a contract you can keep minting from. Because the contract is yours, minting, metadata and ownership stay under your control instead of a marketplace account.
- Standard
- ERC-721
- You provide
- logo, banner and description
- After deploy
- mint from the collection whenever you want
How it works
1. Connect a wallet and pick the network
The connected wallet pays gas and becomes the collection owner.
2. Describe the collection
Name, symbol, description and a cover image — upload a file or paste an ipfs:// / https:// link, whichever is faster for you.
3. Deploy
The form simulates the deployment first, then you confirm one transaction and the collection address appears with a link to its console.
4. Keep minting from the console
Rename the collection, swap the cover image, mint more tokens, or transfer ownership later from the same console.
FAQ
- Do I need to write Solidity?
- No. You fill in a form and sign once. The contract deploys from your wallet, so there is no third party holding the collection.
- Where do the images get stored?
- Uploads go to IPFS or Arweave and come back as a plain https:// link you can paste straight into the contract. An ipfs:// address works too if you already have one.
- Can I mint more NFTs after deploying?
- Yes. The collection stays under your wallet and the console can mint additional tokens whenever you want.
- Which token standard is used?
- ERC-721. That is the standard marketplaces, wallets and mint pages expect for an NFT collection.
