- Use Project JSON under the header often — it saves IDs, weights, and rules (not the binary files).
- Download ZIP from Export after generation for the full
images/+metadata/pack. - Restoring JSON on a new device requires re-importing your artwork folders so blobs match.
Used for your own notes and exports; on-chain symbol is set when you deploy the contract.
Smaller width and height speed up batch generation and use less memory; use larger exports for final artwork resolution.
Preferred image format
Default is lossless PNG. Choose WebP for smaller exports, or SVG when recipients need a .svg file (same pixels embedded in a vector wrapper).
OpenSea-ready metadata URIs
Matches OpenSea metadata standards. After you pin the export folder (with images/ and metadata/ at the root), set the base URI so each image field resolves on-chain.
Each JSON will point at {root}/images/{id}.{ext} where {ext} matches your preferred image format (e.g. .webp, .png, .svg, or .gif for animated traits). {root} is the parent of both images/ and metadata/. If you paste a URI ending in /metadata, we fix it so OpenSea resolves images. Leave empty for a local ZIP with relative paths only.
Sets external_url per token (OpenSea link-out). Use {tokenId}. Must start with https://, ipfs://, or ar:// after substitution.
Use 0 if your contract uses unpadded ids in tokenURI (e.g. 1.json).
Adds a numeric Rarity Score attribute for OpenSea filters.
Combo planner
These settings apply while building the unique trait plan for your target supply (before any images render). Tight rules or rarity targets make late tokens harder — raise attempts before lowering supply.
GIF/video layers are tagged as animated. While this is on, ZIP export is blocked until you remove them or turn this off (see Export tab for details). True animated composites are not built into v1.