How to Create NFT Art Without Coding, Part 3: Minting Your Art
This is Part 3, the final part of the series, where the artwork is turned into an NFT on Rarible using the MetaMask wallet set up in Part 2. If you are new, watch Parts 1 and 2 first, as this part assumes you already have a funded, connected wallet.
What this part covers
With the wallet connected to Rarible, the process is: choose to create a single or multiple edition, upload your artwork file, add a title, description and a royalty percentage so you earn on every resale, set how many copies to mint and a price, and then confirm. Minting or listing uses a small amount of ETH for the network gas fee, which is why the wallet needs to be funded first.
Note: the automatic captions for this video came through in the wrong language, so this summary is based on the series description and the steps shown on screen. For the full walkthrough, follow along with the video and with Parts 1 and 2 on this site.
Conclusion
Across the three parts you have gone from understanding what an NFT is, to a secure funded wallet, to a minted artwork listed for sale, all without writing any code. Keep your recovery phrase safe, and always double-check the network and address before any transaction.
Links from the video
- Rarible portfolio: http://bit.ly/34hUCQZ
- OpenSea: https://bit.ly/3l8SEJE
