How everything actually works.

Layered avatar collections (Punks, Pudgy, Azuki style). Drag a folder of trait images, set rarities, generate up to 10,000 unique NFTs in your browser, deploy ERC-721A.

Same as standard PFP but with animated GIF traits. Each output is an animated GIF. Capped at 1,500 works because the encoder is far heavier per token than the static path.

A digital edition tied to a real-world object. Collectors fill a shipping form after collecting; the creator manages claims + tracking from the dashboard.

ERC-721A drop with an optional Merkle allowlist phase followed by a public mint window. Buyers pay the contract directly. You set price, supply, per-wallet caps and timestamps.

One unique NFT auctioned with a reserve price, anti-snipe time-extension, on-chain settlement and automatic refunds for outbid bidders.

One artwork, multi-edition, fixed price during a window. Optional per-wallet cap.

Publish a single deterministic p5.js / Three.js / vanilla-JS script. Each token's hash is generated on-chain at mint time and rendered in a sandboxed iframe by every marketplace.

An allowlist is a snapshot of addresses authorised to mint during a private phase. artsunami stores it as a Merkle root in the contract - gas-efficient, no on-chain CSV.

Mint blind, reveal later. Buyers see a placeholder image until you flip the reveal - then every token's metadata snaps to the real art at once.

Every mintable contract on artsunami takes a start and end Unix timestamp. The wizards expose them as datetime pickers; the public mint page reads the contract and shows Upcoming / Live / Closed automatically.

maxPerWallet is the cap each address can mint across the lifetime of the contract. Set it low (1, 2, 3) for fair distribution; set it to 0 for unlimited.

When you build a PFP collection, you can mark a small set of token IDs as carrying a special trait. Holders of those tokens unlock extra rights: claiming a free NFT from another collection, or burning their PFP to claim tokens.

A claim is the non-burn flavour of the special-trait utility. The holder keeps their PFP and pulls one NFT from a partner collection.

The destructive flavour of the special-trait utility. The holder sends their PFP to the burn address; the helper mints them ERC-20 tokens linked to the collection's bonding curve.

When you click Buy on an NFT in /profile or /trade, artsunami fetches the cheapest listing across every aggregated marketplace via Reservoir, and routes the buy tx to the source marketplace contract. We never custody the funds - your wallet pays directly, the NFT lands in your wallet in the same transaction.

Any NFT you hold - whatever chain it was minted on - can be listed on the artsunami gallery contract. Two transactions, then it's live in /gallery and discoverable by every collector.

Anyone browsing the aggregator can flag a contract as spam. Once enough distinct users report it, the contract is auto-blocked across /profile, /gallery and /trade - without us having to play moderator.

ERC-1155 tokens (open editions, multi-supply drops) get their own marketplace contract: NFTzillaMarket1155. Same fixed-price on-chain design as the 721 market, but with a quantity field so a single listing can be partially filled by many buyers.

Click Sweep floor on any collection card in /gallery → Discover. Pick a quantity (1, 3, 5, 10, 25), preview the cheapest N tokens currently listed across every aggregated marketplace, and buy them all in the smallest set of transactions Reservoir can compose - usually a single bundled tx for homogeneous Seaport listings.

Two fees only. Creators pay storage at deploy time. Secondary trades that settle on the artsunami gallery pay 5 % to the platform plus the creator's royalty. Primary mints are not taxed.

Every contract supports EIP-2981 - the royalty rate (in basis points) and receiver are baked in at deploy. For multi-creator collections, route the receiver through a RevenueSplitter contract.

Deploy a single splitter contract with N (address, share) pairs. Use it as the withdraw receiver for mint funds and / or the EIP-2981 royalty receiver for secondary trades. Each beneficiary can pull at will.

Three storage layers depending on permanence and price. IPFS via Pinata (cheap, pinned). Arweave via Irys (paid once, kept forever). Pure on-chain SVG (gas-heavy, eternal).

Drag-drop layered editor for PFP collections. Folder import, rarity sliders, exclusion rules, live preview, full-batch render, .zilla project files.

Point a .com you already own (hoodlrz.com, mycollection.art, anything) at your artsunami.com/c/<slug> Collect page using a 308 redirect on your registrar's DNS. No paid plan, no platform change.

Every project has a Network toggle (Testnet / Mainnet) inside the chain picker. Testnet = free practice deploy with real block-explorer + marketplace presence but zero monetary value. Mainnet = the real release. Recommended path is always testnet first.