# What is an NFT Collection?

NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, have taken the digital world by storm, enabling creators to sell unique digital assets on blockchain networks. NFTs have been used to sell everything from digital art and music to in-game items and virtual real estate.

An NFT collection is a group of unique digital assets. Each asset in the collection is typically related to a specific theme or concept and can be owned and traded independently of the other assets in the collection. For example, an NFT collection might have unique digital trading cards featuring a different character or design.

Drop and Editions Collection is our innovative, easy-to-use toolkit to help you with generative drops or 10k+ NFT projects. It allows creators to seamlessly create smart contracts, upload assets, and prepare for launch. 

It also helps you lazy-mint your NFTs, saving you the burden of gas fees on larger drop quantities (100-1,000,000+ units).  

### Drop Collection vs. Edition Collection

Here at NiftKit, we have streamlined creating collections into two main types. 

Launch a **drop collection** to create and manage unique assets and metadata, control your reveal, do dynamic drop, airdrop token, and more. 

-> [Learn how to do a drop collection](/nft-collections/minting-101/minting-drop-and-dynamic-nfts.md)

Deploy an **edition collection** to create and manage editions (one asset, multiple tokens, or 1/1s). Edition does not support airdrop and reveal.

-> [Learn how to do an edition collection](/nft-collections/minting-101/minting-open-and-limited-editions.md)


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