Mintor, in plain words
Mintor lets you launch an NFT collection in a few minutes. No code. Your collection can do more than sit in a wallet: it can pay its holders in tokenized stocks, buy itself back, or share its royalties.
Create a collection
Press Create and follow five short steps. You can go back at any time. Your work is saved as a draft while you go.
- Details. Give it a name. A short symbol is made for you. A description and links are optional.
- Phases. Set the price, how many each wallet can mint, and when the sale opens and closes. Turn on a whitelist if you want early access for chosen wallets.
- Smart NFT. Pick what your royalties do. This is the fun part. More on it below.
- Art. Say how many NFTs there are and drop in your pictures.
- Review. Check everything, connect your wallet and press Deploy. Your wallet asks you to confirm a few times. That is normal.
The name and the symbol cannot be changed after launch. Everything else has a way to be adjusted later.
Smart NFTs
Every time one of your NFTs is resold, a small part of the sale comes back as a royalty. A Smart NFT template decides what happens with that money, by itself, with nobody pressing buttons.
Stock rewards
Royalties buy a tokenized stock you choose, like AAPL. The stock is shared between the people holding your NFTs. They collect it on the Claim page.
Buy and burn
Royalties buy the cheapest listed NFT from your own collection and destroy it. Fewer pieces exist over time.
Split
Royalties are shared between the wallets you list, by the percentages you set. You can also give holders a share. Everyone is paid automatically.
No template
A classic collection. Royalties go to your wallet.
You choose the royalty with a slider, from 0% to 10%. With a template the royalty is always enforced, which means marketplaces have to pay it. Without a template you decide.
Mintor checks every collection about every 10 minutes and does the work when enough royalties have come in.
Art and metadata
Drop your pictures into Collection files. One picture per NFT. PNG, JPG, GIF and WebP work, up to 25 MB each. Big collections are fine, even tens of thousands of pieces. If your connection drops, press Upload again and it continues where it stopped.
Have traits? Drop your .json files into Metadata. Name them like the pictures: 1.json goes with 1.png. No traits? Skip it and we write simple metadata for you.
You can also add a profile picture and a banner for your collection page.
Hosting is free. Pictures that are uploaded but never launched are removed after 7 days.
Other ways
Generate builds a collection from layers you upload. Link files is for art you already host somewhere else.
Whitelist and public sale
The public sale is open to everyone. You set its price, the limit per wallet, and when it opens and closes. A price of 0 makes it a free mint.
A whitelist phase lets wallets you choose mint first, with their own price and limit. Paste the wallets or upload a .csv or .txt file with one wallet per line. You can add more than one phase and name each one.
Whitelist phases always come before the public sale. The list of wallets is public once you launch.
Minting
Open a collection, pick how many you want and press Mint. Your wallet shows the total before you confirm.
You can also mint for another wallet. Choose "Another wallet", paste the address, and the NFT lands there. You can send to several wallets in one go. Handy for gifts and for friends who have no funds in their wallet yet.
You need a wallet like MetaMask or Rabby and a little ETH on Robinhood Chain.
Claiming rewards
If you hold an NFT that pays rewards, open Claim and connect your wallet. You see what is waiting for you across all your collections. Press Claim and confirm in your wallet.
Rewards are shared between the people holding when each share-out happens. Claim them when you see them.
Rewards can only be claimed here on Mintor.
After you launch
- Finish on OpenSea. Right after launch you see one button. Press it and your royalty is set on OpenSea for you. Without this step marketplaces may not pay your royalty.
- Share your mint page. Copy the link and send it to your community.
- Manage. Open your collection to change the price or the dates, edit the whitelist, reveal your art, update the pictures, or hand the collection to another wallet.
The price can be lowered later but not raised, so early minters never feel cheated.
Fees
- Creating is free. You only pay the network fee, usually less than a dollar in total.
- Each mint has a $1 Mintor fee. It is added on top of your price and paid by the buyer. It is never taken from you.
- Hosting your art is free.
- Smart NFT work is free. Mintor pays the network fees for buying stocks, burning and paying out.
Safety
Mintor never holds your keys or your money. Every action is something you confirm in your own wallet, and you can always say no.
The contracts that run Smart NFTs are built to do one job. A stock rewards contract buys the chosen stock and shares it with holders. A buy and burn contract buys NFTs from your own collection and burns them. That is all they can spend royalties on.
Always check that you are on the real Mintor site before you connect your wallet.
Questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. If you can fill in a form and drag files into a box, you can launch.
What is a tokenized stock?
A token that follows the price of a real stock, like Apple or Tesla. Your holders receive these tokens as rewards.
How fast do rewards arrive?
Mintor checks about every 10 minutes. Small amounts wait until enough has built up, so fees do not eat the rewards.
Can I change my template after launch?
No. The template is part of how the collection is built. Pick the one you want before you deploy.
Can I change the supply?
Yes, from Manage. You can also lower the price or change the sale dates.
My upload stopped. Did I lose everything?
No. Press Upload again with the same files and it carries on from where it stopped.
Where do I get help?
Join our community. The links are at the bottom of every page.