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Collections

NFT collections

One base character, a list of traits, a count. Up to 10,000 SVG pieces, dropped straight to OpenSea.

What it is

You draw one character. The studio finds the areas on that body, you name the traits, and it generates the collection from those parts.

Base mode → a bare body
  → Use as base → areas found, traits suggested
  → Trait mode  → "red cap" painted into the Head area
  → Generate    → body plus one trait per slot, up to 10,000 pieces
  → Launch      → straight to OpenSea

Every piece is SVG. No raster ever reaches a token, which is what keeps 10,000 pieces as one JSON row instead of 10,000 uploaded images.

Why a bare body

The old way painted traits onto a finished character, and it showed:

What went wrongWhyWhat changed
The base got smaller and movedIt was padded to 62% of the frameNo padding. A bare base is drawn with room above the head
A hat sat on top of the hair, cut straightHair was part of the base, and a trait can only add pixelsThe base has no hair. Hair is a trait
A jacket trait contained the faceAreas were fixed shares of a full-body frameAreas come from this body's own outline
Green specks and a band across the headThe model repainted skin a shade lighterRedrawn pixels are snapped back before the cut

A bare base is what makes traits cut cleanly. It is the whole trick.

The base is drawn bald, with a blank face, no clothes and no accessories, on a flat light-grey background. The words are added to your prompt for you. You never see them.

What it costs

  • Credits, one cent each, bought with a card. No wallet needed to start.
  • Amnt takes 0% of a drop. You set the price and keep the proceeds.

Where to start

On this page