Reviews

Mint

• extremely simple NFT creator tool

• released by the Polygon team - create NFTs with custom utilities and pay zero gas fees

Pros

• very simple to use, with no gas fees (except for batch minting)

• clean interface

• offers three options:

(1) Quick Mint: a quick gasless NFT minting solution for those wanting to mint a single NFT

(2) Single Mint: mint a unique piece of art, either as a Soulbound (can’t be transferred or sold) to a million copies, also gas free

(3) Bulk Mint: mint up to 10,000 unique NFTs in one go (gas fees may apply)

• can add utilities to your NFTs - e.g. a social autograph, option to order a physical entity (e.g. hoodie, card), unlockable content only visible to users holding that NFT, etc.

• can add metadata features to bulk collections by using the OpenSea Metadata Standards

• choose between ERC-721 (ideal for a unique file like audio, image or video) and ERC-1155 standards (for minting more than one NFT at a time)

• helpful FAQ section, plus a chatbot

• very simple to use, with no gas fees (except for batch minting)

Cons

• perhaps too simplified for advanced creators who want more control over all aspects of minting

Links

• Website

NFTrade

• a decentralized multi-chain NFT marketplace that also offers minting facilities

Pros

• no blockchain knowledge required - very simple process

• can create NFTs on multiple chains, including Polygon (Ethereum, Avalanche, BNB Chain and Moonriver, etc.)

• use any unique image, video or audio file in different formats - e.g. JPG, PNG, GIF, WEBP, MP4 or MP3

• add unlimited properties to your NFTs - e.g. color, shape, mood, clothes, headwear, etc.

• no platform fees - only gas fees for minting

Cons

• can only mint a single NFT at a time, and then add it to a collection - so you would need to repeat this process many times to build a specific collection

Links

• Website

• Twitter

Bueno

• a flexible no-code toolkit for digital creators

Pros

• no programming knowledge needed

• add rarity characteristics via a simple dragging tool for excellent precision

• good functionality for adding rules to your NFT collection (highly configurable)

• many features, such as advanced minting rules (e.g. maximum number of NFTs per wallet or who can mint)

• can do animated NFTs

• configure royalties for your wallet

Cons

• might be too complicated for newbie digital artists - e.g. you need to ‘sort layers’, and ‘view components’; this is a site for very serious digital artists who want a high configurability

• expensive (one ETH for a 10 000 NFT collection)

Links

• Website

• Twitter