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[ENG] User Guide
  • What is NFTDeal?
  • NFTDeal User Guide
  • Getting started
    • Wallet Connection
    • How to set up your profile
  • Creating NFTs
  • Minting NFTs
  • Selling NFT
  • Buying NFTs
    • How to search for NFTs?
    • How to buy your first NFT?
  • Renting NFTs
    • NFT rental methods
    • Renting NFTs
  • Lending NFTs
  • Make offer
  • NFT Transaction History
  • Collection
    • What Are Collections?
    • How To Create A Collection ?
  • Drop
    • Deploy collection's smart contract
    • Prepare your drop schedule
    • Build your drop page
    • Publish your drop
    • Set up pre-reveal image
    • Set up metadata
    • Metadata standard
  • Gas Fee and Other Fees
    • What Are Gas Fees?
    • Who pays the gas fees when someone buys my NFT?
  • Terms & Policies
    • Terms of Service
    • Privacy Policy
  • FAQs
    • What is an NFT?
    • Which Cryptocurrencies to use on NFTDeal?
    • What do I need to start using NFTDeal?
    • How to set up a cryptocurrency wallet?
    • How to sign out?
    • What can NFT file format be?
    • How to Attract Buyers to Your NFTs
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  1. Drop

Set up metadata

When the drop ended, you may want to reveal your NFTs to users.

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Last updated 1 year ago

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.