iMintify in 2026: New Site, Upgraded App, Still Free
We have been quietly rebuilding iMintify for a while, and today the new site is live. New look, revised guides, an upgraded app, and the same promise we started with: creating NFTs and tokens should be free, and open to everyone.
What is new
- A brand-new website, faster, cleaner and easier to find your way around.
- Revised blogs and fresh 2026 guides. We went back through our content, rewrote a lot of it, and added new step-by-step guides on creating, selling, listing and adding liquidity.
- An upgraded app, a new version of the no-code toolkit for NFTs and tokens.
More AI power, from one image to a full 10k collection
The upgrade puts more AI everywhere in the toolkit, and the headline is the AI NFT generator. You can now generate a complete 10,000-piece collection fully with AI, traits and all, without an artist and without a team. Just you and the AI.
Generating a whole collection end to end with AI, nobody else needed, is not something you will find elsewhere yet. It is brand new and lives in beta right now, so it will keep getting better. We would genuinely love your feedback while we polish it, tell us what works and what you want next.
Free with fair use, because this is a community project
The biggest change is how it is priced, which is to say, mostly it is not. Instead of putting the tools behind a paywall, the upgraded app is free under fair use. iMintify has always been a community project, and it still is. We do not make a profit on this. The goal is to support the NFT and crypto space, not to squeeze it.
Long live NFTs
The market cooled, and plenty of companies that once dominated the space have quietly shut down. We are still here, and we still believe in this. That belief is why everyone who joins gets free credits to start. With those credits you can use at least one tool of your choice, completely free, and see what you can build.
How the free model works
It is simple:
- Deploying an NFT is completely free. You only ever pay the blockchain's own network fee.
- Some features use credits, like AI generation, and you get free credits to cover them, so you can try a tool end to end without paying a cent.
- When you are happy, or you want to make more NFTs or tokens, topping up credits is how you support the platform.
That support is what keeps iMintify running and lets us keep building. And you get a say in what comes next: features are prioritised by demand, so when enough people vote for something, we build it.
Start for free
Grab your free credits and try it. Create an NFT with the AI generator, launch a meme coin or a token, or read what is an NFT to get your bearings first. Thanks for being here, and long live NFTs.
FAQ
Is iMintify really free?
Yes. Deploying an NFT is completely free, you only pay the blockchain's own network fee. Some features use credits, and you get free credits when you join so you can use at least one tool end to end without paying.
Can I really make a 10k collection with AI?
Yes. The upgraded AI NFT generator can build a complete 10,000-piece collection fully with AI, traits and all, with no artist or team needed. It is new and currently in beta, and we welcome your feedback.
Do you make a profit?
No. iMintify is a community project. Topping up credits when you want to make more supports the platform and funds development, it is not there to make a profit.
What are the free credits for?
They let you try a tool of your choice for free, for example AI generation, so you can build something real before you decide to support the platform.
What does it cost to deploy?
Nothing on our side. You only pay the network fee of the blockchain you deploy on, which is cents on Solana.
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