NFT Smart Contract
Deploy an NFT smart
contract in clicks
No code, no Solidity. Deploy an audited NFT contract on any major chain, with IPFS storage included, for free.
Deploy your collection DeployFeatures
Deploy in a few clicks
A visual wizard handles the hard parts, you keep full ownership of your contract.
Deploy in a few clicks
A guided wizard deploys your NFT contract, no Solidity, no command line.
Multiple blockchains
Launch on Ethereum-based networks or Solana, whichever fits your project.
IPFS storage included
Your images and metadata are pinned to decentralised IPFS, permanent and yours.
Two ways to launch
Mint site or Marketplace, you choose
When you deploy a collection you pick one of two routes. Both work on Ethereum, Polygon, Base, BNB Chain and Solana, and deploying is free.
Mint site
Your own public mint page
- A hosted mint page on your own subdomain
- Buyers mint directly from your site (Candy Machine on Solana)
- Phases, allowlist and countdown built in
- Best when you want collectors to mint from you
Marketplace
Deploy & list on marketplaces
- Deploy and mint to your own wallet
- List on OpenSea, Magic Eden or Tensor
- Compressed cNFTs on Solana, cheap for big drops
- Best when you sell on existing marketplaces
Deploy on any major chain
Audited & secure
Our smart contracts are reviewed by leading independent blockchain security auditors.
Security
What does an audited NFT smart contract mean?
An audited smart contract has been independently reviewed, line by line, by professional blockchain security firms who look for bugs and exploits before a single NFT is minted. Every contract iMintify deploys is based on this audited, battle-tested code.
Who audits our contracts
iMintify's contracts are reviewed by leading independent auditors, including Sec3 and 0xMacro, the same firms trusted by major web3 protocols. They inspect the code manually and with automated tooling, and their reports are what let us ship the same contract to thousands of creators safely.
What a smart contract audit checks
An audit hunts for the flaws that cost NFT projects real money: re-entrancy, broken access control, integer overflows, faulty mint or allowlist logic, and royalty or ownership bugs. Fixing those before launch is far cheaper than discovering them after your collection is live and holding value.
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Why audited code protects you and your holders
When you deploy through iMintify you're not trusting freshly written, unreviewed Solidity, you're reusing a contract that has already passed professional review. That means your mint, supply cap, royalties and allowlist behave exactly as intended, and your collectors' assets aren't exposed to a preventable exploit.
The contract still deploys to your own wallet, so you keep full ownership. You get the security of an audited template with none of the cost of commissioning your own audit, which typically runs into the tens of thousands.
Standards
NFT smart contract standards (ERC-721 & ERC-1155)
Marketplace-ready contracts with the options serious projects need.
ERC-721 & ERC-1155
Industry-standard NFT contracts, compatible with every major marketplace.
Contract options
Set supply, mint price, royalties, reveal and allowlist, all no-code.
Automatic metadata
Metadata is generated and linked for you, ready to mint.
You stay the owner
The contract is deployed to your wallet, full ownership, no lock-in.
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Marketplace-ready, without the risk
Deploying a smart contract used to mean trusting your own Solidity or paying a developer. iMintify gives you battle-tested, audited contracts and a visual wizard, so you get the same result without the risk of a costly bug.
You choose ERC-721 for one-of-a-kind pieces or ERC-1155 for editions, set supply, price, royalties, reveal and an allowlist, and deploy, all no-code. The contract lands in your own wallet, and IPFS storage for your assets is included.
The basics
What is an NFT smart contract?
An NFT smart contract is the on-chain code that mints and manages your NFTs, it sets the supply, price, royalties and ownership. With iMintify you create one through a visual wizard, no Solidity required.
ERC-721, ERC-1155 and Solana
Choose ERC-721 for one-of-a-kind NFTs or ERC-1155 for editions, on any Ethereum-based network, or launch natively on Solana. iMintify sets up the standard for you.
Audited, and always yours
Our contracts are reviewed by leading blockchain security auditors, and every contract deploys to your own wallet, you stay the owner, with no lock-in.
Creating the contract is free: you only pay the blockchain's own network fee to deploy, and IPFS storage for your assets is included.
Storage
Store your NFT artwork forever with Arweave
Every collection is pinned to IPFS for free. On Solana you can go one step further and store your artwork permanently on Arweave for a single one-time fee, so it never expires. You pick it right at the deploy step.
Permanent, not just pinned
IPFS keeps your files online as long as they stay pinned, and iMintify pins them for you at no cost. Arweave works differently: you pay once and the file is stored permanently by design, with no ongoing pinning to keep track of.
One of the only no-code tools with Arweave
Permanent Arweave storage is rare in no-code NFT tools. iMintify builds it straight into the Solana deploy flow as a one-time option, so high-value or legacy collections can guarantee their art outlives any single company or server.
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When permanent storage is worth it
For a quick drop, free IPFS pinning is plenty. For art you want to hold its value in ten or twenty years, paying once for Arweave removes the last dependency: there is no host to keep paying and nothing to re-pin, so the artwork stays reachable for as long as the network exists.
Because it is a one-time cost you choose at deploy, you decide per collection whether permanence is worth it. Want the full breakdown? Read our Arweave vs IPFS guide.
Compare
Arweave vs IPFS storage
Both keep your NFT art decentralised. The difference is how long it lasts and how you pay.
| Arweave | IPFS | |
|---|---|---|
| Included by default | ||
| Cost model | One-time fee | Free (pinned for you) |
| Persistence | Permanent by design | As long as it stays pinned |
| Ongoing upkeep | None | Depends on pinning |
| Available on | Solana | Ethereum, Solana and more |
| Best for | High-value or legacy art | Most collections |
Pick Arweave at the deploy step on Solana for a one-time fee, or stick with free IPFS pinning.
How to
How to deploy an NFT smart contract
From zero to an audited contract in your own wallet, no Solidity, in three steps.
Pick standard & chain
Choose ERC-721, ERC-1155 or Solana in the visual wizard, no code required.
Set your options
Supply, mint price, royalties, allowlist and reveal, configure it all no-code.
Deploy to your wallet
Deploy the audited contract to your own wallet; you only pay the network fee.
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iMintify vs hiring a Solidity developer
How a no-code, audited contract deployer compares to writing your own or paying a blockchain developer.
| Best valueiMintify | Hire a Solidity dev | Write it yourself | |
|---|---|---|---|
| No Solidity or code required | |||
| Independently audited code | Extra cost | ||
| ERC-721, ERC-1155 & Solana | Depends | One at a time | |
| Supply, royalties, allowlist, reveal | Custom build | Hand-coded | |
| IPFS storage included | Separate | DIY | |
| You keep contract ownership | Usually | ||
| Cost to deploy | Network fee only | €3,000-€20,000 | Audit €10k+ |
| Time to launch | Minutes | Weeks | Weeks + risk |
Creating the contract is free, you only pay the blockchain's own network fee to deploy.
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The real cost of a custom NFT smart contract
A bespoke NFT contract from an experienced Solidity developer typically runs €3,000-€20,000, and a proper security audit on top can add €10,000 or more. Writing it yourself is 'free' only until an unaudited bug drains the mint, the most expensive way to save money in web3.
iMintify removes both problems: the contract is already audited and reused across thousands of deployments, so your only cost is the network's own gas fee. You still own the deployed contract outright.
For who
Who deploys NFT contracts with iMintify?
Artists, communities, agencies and brands, launch on-chain without a dev team.
Artists & Designers
Turn concepts and illustrations into scalable NFT collections.
Creators & Communities
Launch digital ownership, passes, badges, rewards, for your fans.
Agencies & Startups
Deliver NFT projects for clients without building infrastructure.
Brands & Businesses
Collectibles, loyalty tokens and campaigns for your customers.
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Launch on-chain without a blockchain engineer
Artists and community founders deploy their own audited contract without hiring a developer, keeping full ownership and setting royalties so they earn on secondary sales. Agencies ship client collections faster, and brands run collectible or loyalty campaigns without standing up a web3 team.
Because every contract lands in your own wallet, there's no platform lock-in, you can point any marketplace or mint site at it.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is an NFT smart contract?+
It's the on-chain code that mints and manages your NFTs, defining the supply, price, royalties and who owns what.
On iMintify the contract also holds settings like your ERC-721 or ERC-1155 standard and allowlist rules, so all of your collection's logic lives in one place you control.
How do you create an NFT smart contract without coding?+
Use a visual wizard: pick your settings and iMintify deploys a ready-made, audited contract for you, with no Solidity required.
You configure supply, price, royalties and allowlist through the form, and iMintify compiles and deploys the contract to your wallet, so you never touch a line of code.
How much does it cost to deploy an NFT smart contract?+
You only pay the blockchain's own network fee to deploy, with no platform charge for creating the contract.
Because the gas cost depends on the chain, deploying an audited contract on a network like Polygon or Solana is far cheaper than on Ethereum mainnet, so you can pick the fee that fits your budget.
What's the difference between ERC-721 and ERC-1155?+
ERC-721 is for one-of-a-kind NFTs, while ERC-1155 lets you have multiple copies of the same item, and iMintify supports both.
Choose ERC-721 for unique 1/1 art or PFP collections, and ERC-1155 for editions, tickets or in-game items where many people hold the same token, all selectable in the wizard.
Are iMintify's NFT smart contracts audited?+
Yes, our smart contracts are reviewed by leading blockchain security auditors, so you deploy with confidence.
The contract templates are audited by firms like Sec3 and 0xMacro, which means the same battle-tested code is reused for every deployment rather than untested code written from scratch.
Can I deploy an NFT contract on Solana?+
Yes, you can launch native Solana collections as well as on Ethereum-based chains.
Solana deployments use its far lower network fees and faster confirmations, which suits large drops, and you still own the resulting collection outright.
Do I keep ownership of the smart contract?+
Always, the contract deploys to your own wallet, so you're the owner with no lock-in.
Because the contract lives at your address on-chain, you can manage royalties or move to any tool later without asking iMintify's permission or losing your collection.
How do I add royalties to an NFT contract?+
Set your royalty percentage in the wizard and it's written into the contract, so you earn on secondary sales.
The royalty is stored on-chain in the contract itself, so marketplaces that honour on-chain royalties will route your percentage to your wallet automatically on every resale.
What is an allowlist and how do I set one?+
An allowlist (whitelist) lets specific wallets mint early or at a set price, and you can configure one with no code needed.
Add the eligible wallet addresses in the wizard to run a presale or gated drop, giving your community priority access before the public mint opens.
Is IPFS storage included with the contract?+
Yes, IPFS storage for your images and metadata is included, decentralised and permanent.
Your artwork and metadata are pinned to IPFS at deploy time, so the token points to storage that isn't tied to iMintify's servers and won't disappear if any single host goes down.
Deploy your contract for free
No code · Audited · IPFS included · You keep ownership.
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