Revealing Your Metadata
Learn how to manage your reveal modes for your NFT drop collection.
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Learn how to manage your reveal modes for your NFT drop collection.
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Revealing is typically done once your project has sold out or whenever you choose to reveal. Users can have as many sales as they would need before revealing their assets and even have the option to extend their supply even after they hit their max limit set when you configure a sale.
Before revealing your metadata, you must ensure that you have uploaded all your assets on the dashboard.
Next, click on the three dots [...] and select Update Metadata Storage.
You can then choose to upload your metadata on either NiftyKit API or IPFS.
Once you have saved your metadata, you will be able to tap [Reveal]. This will open a dialog that will walk you through the process of revealing your NFT assets and metadata to all or a select number of your NFTs.
Metadata Best Practices: To avoid Sniping, it is best to store your Metadata on NiftyKit API and later switch to IPFS when you are ready to reveal, or when you're sold out.
For the pre-reveal, you can select Hide All: Show collectors only your pre-reveal placeholders.
While revealing your metadata, you will have 4 options on screen:
Reveal all: Display all of your NFT's at once.
Reveal-as-you-mint: The NFT's will be displayed as soon as your collectors mint your assets. It hides all traits of unminted NFTs.
Reveal individual NFT's: You can select the individual NFT's to reveal on screen.
Reveal custom range: You can select a range of NFT's that you choose to reveal.
Reverting back from revealed to hidden status is applicable but the minted NFTs on marketplaces will take up to 24 hours to reflect your changes
