Batch Image Upload
Upload images in bulk and copy the returned URLs straight into your token or NFT contract.
Upload images
Images are uploaded through our server: it tries our own node first, falls back to Pinata automatically, and only reports an error after both fail. Credentials stay on the server and never reach the browser. Supports PNG, JPG, GIF, WEBP, and SVG up to 5 MB each.
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Batch image upload to IPFS
Batch image upload turns a folder of images into IPFS URLs you can paste straight into a token or an NFT form. Files go up in order and every URL comes back copyable, which is what makes metadata for a collection practical rather than 200 manual uploads.
- File size
- up to 5 MB each
- Formats
- PNG, JPG, GIF, WEBP, SVG
- Batch
- pick or drop several files at once
- Result
- a plain https link (IPFS gateway or Arweave) you can paste anywhere
FAQ
- Where are the images stored?
- On IPFS. The upload goes through the platform first and falls back to a second provider if the first one is unavailable, so a single outage does not block the whole folder.
- Which formats work?
- PNG, JPG, GIF and WEBP are all accepted. Keep file sizes reasonable — large files take longer to upload and slower gateways mean slower-loading mint pages.
- Do I need a wallet to upload?
- No. Uploading is independent of the wallet, so you can prepare the URLs before you deploy anything.