Bulk Mint
In order to mint in bulk, data is uploaded to a PaintSwap server, processed and then uploaded with IPFS.
Bulk minting requires uploading data in a structured format. This data is then processed by PaintSwap and uploaded with IPFS. This process can take some time, so be sure to:
- Validate all data is according to the format requirements in this page
- Have patience when uploading data
- Test first with a single item to have faster back-and-forth testing if something is not working
This page is currently being improved. If you have a question or recommendation, come talk to us on Discord.
To fully understand this page you should first read on the Supported NFTs, and Metadata within PaintSwap.
In addition to reading this section, make sure to have full knowledge on specific fields by checking out the Creating NFTs page
any-name.zipnfts.csvmediaresource 01.jpgsecond_video.mp4...
A CSV file with the exact filename
nfts.csv must be on the root folder of the zip to be uploaded. Also on the root of the zip a folder with name media , inside of which will go the media resources.Each line in the CSV file must have the following structure:
name,description,nft_type,media,high_res_media,external_uri,quantity,attributesWhere:
mediais the filename of a resource inside the media folder that is placed in the zip. This is equivalent to the image in the Metadata page.high_res_mediais the filename of another resource inside the media folder that is placed in the zip. This is equivalent to the animation_url in the Metadata page.attributescurrently attributes are limited to key-value pairs, this is being worked on to support complex attributes, including rarity. Example, including the quotes if multiple attributes are needed:"type1=value1,type2=value2"- Other fields should be according to the Metadata page. An example .zip file contains the appropriate structure can be downloaded here: https://s3.amazonaws.com/bulk.paintswap.finance/paintswap_bulk_mint_test.zip
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