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FREE STORAGE FOR NFTS


FREE DECENTRALIZED STORAGE AND BANDWIDTH FOR NFTS ON IPFS AND FILECOIN.

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#ABOUT

NFT.Storage is a long-term storage service designed for off-chain NFT data (like
metadata, images, and other assets) for up to 31GiB in size per individual
upload. Data is content addressed using IPFS, meaning the URI pointing to a
piece of data (“ipfs://…”) is completely unique to that data (using a content
identifier, or CID). IPFS URLs and CIDs can be used in NFTs and metadata to
ensure the NFT forever actually refers to the intended data (eliminating things
like rug pulls, and making it trustlessly verifiable what content an NFT is
associated with).

NFT.Storage stores many copies of uploaded data on the public IPFS network in
two primary ways: in dedicated IPFS servers managed by NFT.Storage, and
decentralized on Filecoin. Since IPFS is a standard used by many different
storage services, it's easy to redundantly store data uploaded to NFT.Storage on
any other IPFS-compatible storage solution from pinning services, to your local
IPFS node, to other storage networks like Arweave or Storj. And as time goes on,
NFT.Storage will increasingly decentralize itself as a public good!


#STORE

Just upload your data and you'll receive an IPFS hash of the content (a "CID,"
or content address) that you can use to make an IPFS URL (ipfs://<cid>). Use
this IPFS URL in your NFT data to refer to off-chain data (e.g., the metadata
field in your NFT, the image field in your metadata) as a pointer to the content
itself, so no one can dispute what your NFT is.

Filecoin provides long-term storage for the data ensuring that even if
NFT.Storage is attacked or taken down the NFT data persists! This storage is
trustlessly verifiable (with on-chain, cryptographic proofs that data is stored
as promised). And NFT.Storage will continue to decentralize itself out of the
picture moving forward (e.g., making perpetual storage completely smart
contract-based utilizing future tools like the Filecoin Virtual Machine).

Have additional preferences on where to store your data? Pin your data to any
storage solution running a pinning service.




#RETRIEVE

NFT data stored by NFT.Storage can be accessed from the decentralized IPFS
network from any peer that has the content. CIDs reference immutable content so
you can be sure the content you access is the content referenced in the NFT.

The data can be fetched directly in the browser using Brave, or via a public
IPFS gateway, or by using IPFS Desktop or the IPFS command line.

If fetching content using a public IPFS gateway (e.g., directly using an HTTP
URL or via Brave), note that the availability and speed of retrieving the
content depends on the gateway. In cases where the gateway is unable to retrieve
a given CID (e.g., returns a 429 error), you can try a different gateway or
running and using your own IPFS node instead.




#STORE

Just upload your data and you'll receive an IPFS hash of the content (a "CID,"
or content address) that you can use to make an IPFS URL (ipfs://<cid>). Use
this IPFS URL in your NFT data to refer to off-chain data (e.g., the metadata
field in your NFT, the image field in your metadata) as a pointer to the content
itself, so no one can dispute what your NFT is.

Filecoin provides long-term storage for the data ensuring that even if
NFT.Storage is attacked or taken down the NFT data persists! This storage is
trustlessly verifiable (with on-chain, cryptographic proofs that data is stored
as promised). And NFT.Storage will continue to decentralize itself out of the
picture moving forward (e.g., making perpetual storage completely smart
contract-based utilizing future tools like the Filecoin Virtual Machine).

Have additional preferences on where to store your data? Pin your data to any
storage solution running a pinning service.


#RETRIEVE

NFT data stored by NFT.Storage can be accessed from the decentralized IPFS
network from any peer that has the content. CIDs reference immutable content so
you can be sure the content you access is the content referenced in the NFT.

The data can be fetched directly in the browser using Brave, or via a public
IPFS gateway, or by using IPFS Desktop or the IPFS command line.

If fetching content using a public IPFS gateway (e.g., directly using an HTTP
URL or via Brave), note that the availability and speed of retrieving the
content depends on the gateway. In cases where the gateway is unable to retrieve
a given CID (e.g., returns a 429 error), you can try a different gateway or
running and using your own IPFS node instead.


#GETTING STARTED IS EASY

 1. Step 1
    
    Create an NFT.Storage account and start uploading your files to IPFS. Or
    download and use our NFTUp application. Your data will be accessible on the
    IPFS network where it is perpetually and verifiably stored by multiple
    Filecoin storage providers!

 2. Step 2
    
    Use IPFS links when minting your NFT and metadata. As long as your NFT uses
    IPFS content identifiers (a hash of the data), no one can dispute what
    content your NFT is referring to!

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