Guides, news & how-to’s

Creating, minting and launching NFTs and crypto tokens without code. Three types of articles: how-to guides for the tools, explainers about the underlying technology like metadata, gas fees and wallets, and news from the NFT market that affects creators.

Three people, each with their own beat. Rico writes the product guides and how-to's, Kate covers the news, and Sean writes the educational pieces. Every article shows its author, and the same person keeps their articles up to date.

Weekly on average. We publish when there is something worth reading instead of hitting a quota, and we revise older guides when the product, the fees or the market change.

Every guide is written from the live app and re-tested before publishing. When the app changes we update the existing article and show the update date on the card, instead of publishing a near-duplicate.

Yes. Every article is free to read and the tools they describe are free to use. The only cost when you actually mint or deploy is the blockchain network fee, which goes to the network and not to us.

Both. iMintify is the platform the guides describe: generate artwork with AI or from your own layers, deploy an audited contract you own, get a hosted mint site with an allowlist, and create an SPL or ERC-20 token.

Solana and the main EVM chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon and BNB Chain. The guides explain the differences in cost, speed and audience so you can pick per project rather than by habit.

A wallet yes, coding no. The guides assume no development experience and explain wallet setup where it is needed; everything else happens through the interface.

Yes. Most articles have a Dutch version under /nl, written from the English original and kept in sync when the English changes.

Most NFT blogs write about tools other people build. We build the tools, so a guide can say exactly which button to press, what it costs, and what happens when it fails. And when a guide is wrong, we can fix the product as well as the text.