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# Creating NFTs
Before getting started, make sure you have connected your wallet to NFTDeal. Click on the **"Create"** button at the top right of the website. Now you will see the page to create and customize your NFT.
1. Upload the file you want to convert into an NFT, accepted formats include image/video/audio/3D model.
2. Fill in the necessary descriptions for the NFT you are creating. Detailed descriptions of your artwork will help promote sales.
3. You will also see the option for **"Collection",** allowing you to group your NFTs into a collection. If you choose the default, a default collection will be created when you connect your wallet and set up your profile. Later on, you can create your own collections. If you have multiple collections, you can easily add your NFTs to the collection you select.
4. Select the Category, Standard (ERC721, ERC1155), and the number of copies of your NFT. Then click the **"Create"** button.
Additionally, you can create an NFT by importing from your existing address.
Click on the **"Import"** tab.
Enter the contract address, token ID, and select the collection you want to create. Then click the Create button.
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