How To Mint An NFT?

How to make and sell NFTs is a potential new way of making money that many artists and designers are exploring, but the first step in this journey is to mint an NFT.

NFTs are not just a new way to sell art. They secure ownership of digital assets and provide access to new communities.

NFTs represent ownership of specific files or items, such as artwork, videos, in-game items, and even real estate, stored on the blockchain.

So, let’s get back to the point. You are interested in trying your new digital career and plan to sell your art as NFTs. What should you do first? It would help if you learned how to mint NFTs.

What Does It Mean To Mint NFTs, Anyway?

Minting an NFT means uniquely publishing your token (NFT in this case) on the blockchain to make it purchasable. So, in simple terms, minting an NFT means putting your NFT on a specific ‘online store.’

In order to mint an NFT of your artwork, you must choose an NFT platform and open a digital wallet for payments. You will use it to pay your fees, or if you are lucky enough to sell your NFT, you can receive payment.

You can make and sell NFTs on many online platforms. The most popular NFT auction platforms are OpenSea, Rarible, SuperRare, Nifty Gateway, Foundation, VIV3, BakerySwap, Axie Marketplace, and NFT ShowRoom.

Many wallet options are available in digital wallets, most notably Coinbase, MetaMask, Torus, Portis, WalletConnect, MyEtherWallet, and Fortmatic.

Once you decide which platform you want to choose for publishing and selling NFTs and what digital wallet to open, you’re already good to go.

However, selling an NFT is not only about minting. It needs specific strategies and approaches, so follow up to learn more about NFT success.