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# Set up metadata
Your token metadata must be uploaded and stored elsewhere.
To reveal your NFTs, on the left side of the page, click the **Upload** section. You can type URI to setting the metadata.
When setting the URI, be sure there is an ending forward slash / so it’s properly formatted when the token ID is appended at the end. This can be an IPFS or Arweave URL with `ipfs://{hash}/` or `arweave:>//{hash}/`, or a centralized metadata server such as `https://yoursite.com/metadata/`. It should return a valid JSON file following Metadata Standards when the token ID is appended, such as `ipfs://{hash}/1` or `https://yoursite.com/metadata/1`.
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