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# Overview

NFT viewing platforms help us see what is happening on the Algorand blockchain in real-time, as well as help us to view NFTs minted on Algorand in all their glory.

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Collectors can view their Algorand NFTs in certain Algorand wallets, marketplaces with a connected wallet or by searching the asset ID and with the AlgoExplorer tool.

### Key Takeaways For Creators and Collectors

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NFT creators and collectors can use these platforms to:

* **View, list and sell owned NFTs** to earn more Algo and establish your collection page
* **View historical data on the NFTs you own** and access the IPFS file for a better viewing experience
* **Verify ownership of certain collections** by checking asset ID data and make safer investments

Explore the best viewing platforms on Algorand here.


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