Creating your own NFT range!

Introduction

I know what you're thinking: "I'm just a regular person, not an artist or someone who makes digital assets. How can I get in on this whole NFT thing?" Well, it turns out that anyone can make and sell their own NFTs! In this article, we'll go over the process step by step so you can create your own unique NFT to sell.

Here's how to create your own unique NFT

If you want to create your own unique NFT, the first thing you need to do is create a wallet. You can use either MetaMask or TrustWallet for this. Once you have a wallet ready, it’s time to buy some ETH (Ethereum). You can do that easily using Coinbase or another exchange service.

Once you have some ETH in your wallet, it’s time to create tokens! This part is really easy as well; there are dozens of services that will help you with it. Just choose one and follow their instructions on what type of token and how many tokens should be created (there are usually different types depending on the purpose of your NFT). Then just pay them the amount in ETH they request and they will send back all necessary information about how much tokens were generated and where they are stored etc…

Create a wallet

You’re going to need a digital wallet to hold your NFTs. This is where you will keep all the data related to each token you own, including the name of your assets, what it looks like, and how much they are worth.

You could create a wallet on the blockchain if you wanted: that would be like creating a bank account at an online lender like Lending Club or Prosper—but there are no fees when you make transactions and no middlemen getting in between buyers and sellers.

You could also create one on your computer; this is sometimes referred to as “hot” storage because it means keeping all of your assets in one place (as opposed to spreading them out over multiple devices). It might sound safer than storing them in the cloud or on someone else's server—but if anything happens with your computer (like if it gets stolen), then all of those assets would be gone forever!

If that sounds scary, there are other options too: storing them “cold” (i.e., without accessing them regularly), using an offline computer rather than one connected to any networks (so even if someone breaks into your home office looking for valuables, they won't find any). You can even store some tokens in physical form by printing out their QR codes onto paper or plastic cards which can then be scanned into digital wallets later when needed!

Get some ETH

You’re going to need some ETH - Ethereum, that is. This is the main cryptocurrency upon which NFTs are built (and yes, it does mean that you can create an ERC-721 token on top of other blockchains). If you already have some crypto lying around in your wallet and want to use that, great! If not, don’t worry: there are plenty of simple ways to get some.

For example:

You could buy ETH from an exchange with fiat currency (like US dollars) or another cryptocurrency like Bitcoin or Litecoin; this is a good option if you have experience with exchanges and know what they are doing with your money.
You could ask a friend who has some Ethereum if they would be willing to sell some back to you for fiat currency; this is also good if you know someone who uses cryptocurrencies regularly but doesn’t have much interest in creating their own NFTs just yet.

Create your token

Create a token on a blockchain platform: In order to create an NFT, you'll need access to a blockchain platform that supports the creation of non-fungible tokens. There are many different platforms out there, and each has its own pros and cons (e.g., Ethereum is the most popular platform but also has the highest gas cost). You'll have to find one that fits your needs.
Create a unique name for your token: As with any other asset class on the market, naming is important when creating an NFT as it will be used as part of its brand identity going forward. It's best if you can find something catchy that easily describes what your token does or represents—but don't get too crazy! You don't want anything too confusing or difficult for others who may come across it later down the line; try not to use any words that could potentially confuse somebody else's understanding of what your product does (for example: "fraudulent cryptocurrency" would not be considered cool).

Sell the token to someone else

Once you've created your token, it's time to sell the token to someone else! If you're looking for a marketplace where you can do this, there are many options. Some of the most popular include OpenSea, RareBits and NFT Market.

Now you know how to make and sell NFTs!

You can create your own unique cat, put it on the blockchain, and make it available for sale. There are many ways that a creator could monetise their NFT; they could sell them for real money in a marketplace like OpenSea or Rarebits or auction them off one by one on the blockchain. Creators have many options when it comes to how they want to price their creations. Remember that once an item is created, it becomes part of the Ethereum network forever—you will not be able to take it down unless someone else buys all its copies from every owner.

Conclusion

And that’s all there is to it! Creating your own NFT is a great way to get started in the world of digital art, and you don’t even have to be a whiz at coding. If this seems like something that might interest you, I recommend trying it out for yourself and see what kind of fun you can have with it! You never know—maybe one day we’ll be buying some famous artist’s original painting on the blockchain.