How to create an item

Create your content and sell it - while it lives forever on the blockchain

✅ Step 1: Make Sure You Have a Collection

Before you can mint your NFT, you’ll need to create or select a Collection to hold it.

📚 Learn more: What are Collections?

🖼️ Step 2: Click “Mint an NFT”

1. From your Mintable dashboard, navigate to the bottom left

2. Click the “Mint an NFT” button

3. This will open the NFT creation form

✍️ Step 3: Fill Out the NFT Details

Here’s what you’ll need to complete your mint:

🔳 NFT Image

• First image becomes the default image on the blockchain

• Cannot be changed after minting

• Supports: images, MP4 video, .GLB 3D files

• Max size: 300MB

• Recommended preview image size: 800px x 800px or larger

📁 Collection

• Choose the collection you want to mint this NFT under

• Make sure the selected collection is correct — this cannot be changed later

🏷️ Token Name

• This is the on-chain name of your NFT

• It can be the same as your display title

✏️ Description

• Tell the story behind your NFT

• Great descriptions help your item stand out

🧬 Attributes

• Define unique traits of your NFT (e.g., Color: Red, Type: Rare)

• Help filter NFTs on your collection page

💲 Price

• Set your sale price in USD — ETH conversion shown dynamically

📜 Transfer Copyright (Optional)

• Option to transfer copyright on-chain to the buyer

• Stored on the blockchain and referenceable via the block explorer

📝 Step 4: Sign the Transactions via MetaMask

When you're ready to mint, you’ll be prompted to sign to list it for sale (optional, if you chose to list immediately)

Do not close the page or leave until you see the confirmation popup. If you do not see the popup, please ensure your ad blocker is disabled and check if your wallet is connected properly.

🎉 Step 5: Success!

Congratulations — your NFT is now minted and listed!

• You’ll see a confirmation popup once everything is complete

• Share the link to your NFT to attract buyers and promote your work across social media and communities