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How to Generate an NFT Collection?

Creating a professional NFT collection usually requires a lot of time and resources. But with OpenMark’s NFT Generation Tool, you can do it in minutes—no coding, just clicks!

Three main types of NFT collections

1. Layered NFT Collection

This is the most popular type, used by famous collections like Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), Pudgy Penguins, and Azuki. These NFTs are generated by combining different layers (e.g., Body, Hat, Hair, Face) to create unique variations.

Best for: Large collections (e.g., 10,000 NFTs) with randomized traits and rarity.

2. Single Image Collection

This type contains multiple NFTs that share the same image or GIF. It’s commonly used for membership NFTs, exclusive passes, or in-game items.

Best for: Membership collections, event passes, and gaming assets.

3. Mixed NFT Collection

A mix of different standalone images without shared attributes or rarity distribution. Unlike Layered Collections, these NFTs are not generated from traits but are individual artworks.

Best for: Game item collections (e.g., different weapons, skins, or accessories).

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