DropKit
NFT Collection
Revenue Split
Token Access
Uploading Assets to IPFS
Learn how to upload your NFT data on distributed storage systems.
To use the DropKit Batch Upload, you need to first upload all your images in Pinata or IPFS. Here's a quick guide you can follow to upload your asset using Pinata - a popular distributed storage system. These storage systems consist of networks around the world called "nodes" that help users store and share data.
However, if you plan on selling or being compatible with other marketplaces please read file asset size and requirements or else your file may not upload, upload corrupted, or not show correctly.
Overview:
- Upload all of your images in one folder and rename the images according to sequence (1,2,3...).
- Get the generated links and put them in your CSV sheet.
- Use Export JSON or directly import CSV in DropKit batch upload.
Uploading to Pinata
Pinata is an IPFS pinning service that allows users to store their data on an IPFS node without risk of deletion. Pinata helps you upload your images on your own private IPFS node. The service supports any and all file types (images, video, music and more). However, please note that OpenSea currently does not support mp3's.
- Step 2: Upload your folder as shown below:
Uploading your image folder to Pinata
- Step 3: Grab your asset links. Once your IPFS links are available, you may grab the link by clicking [Folder] and go to your image.
Click to your folder link
Click to grab the image link or click right hover and right click to copy link address
​
To quickly generate your links:
Enter your CID +/ (name of image + file format) to get the gateway links:
Sample:
​
Now you can use the links to Bulk upload your assets to DropKit using JSON or CSV import.
Last modified 20d ago
Copy link