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Solana NFT launchpad

Draw it.

Generate it.

Mint it on Solana.

A drawing tool, a collection generator and a mint page in one place. You draw each trait in the browser, set how rare it should be, and nftpad builds the whole collection with metadata that Solana marketplaces already understand.

  • Pixel and brush canvases, layers, undo and mirror drawing
  • Weights per trait and pairs that never appear together
  • Metaplex metadata and a rarity file, exported as a zip
  • Nothing uploaded anywhere, nothing to install
The nftpad studio: a tool palette, a canvas and a layers panel
Pixel mode
Brush mode
Layers
Rarity weights
Rules
Metaplex metadata
Zip export
Candy machine
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Three steps

From an empty canvas to a mint page

01

Draw

Pixel mode snaps to the grid. Brush mode reads pen pressure. Every trait is drawn on top of the rest of the composition, so you see the finished character while you work on one eye.

02

Assemble

Give every trait a weight, mark the pairs that should never show up together, and pick a supply. nftpad samples unique, legal combinations and shows the rarity table before you commit.

03

Ship

Upload to Arweave, create the collection and the candy machine, and share a mint link that reads its supply off the chain. Or just export the zip and take it elsewhere.

The studio

A real drawing tool, not an uploader

Most launchpads assume you already have a folder of PNGs. This one starts earlier. Pencil, eraser, bucket fill, line, rectangle, ellipse and eyedropper, with undo, mirror drawing and a palette you can pull colours straight out of your own art with.

  • 32, 64 or 128 pixel grids, or a 512 pixel brush canvas
  • Layers are trait categories, each holding as many variants as you want
  • Neighbouring layers render live behind and in front of the one you edit
  • Saved in your browser, so a refresh does not cost you the collection
The layers panel with trait weights

Output

Metadata Solana already reads

Every item gets a JSON file in the Metaplex token standard: name, symbol, description, image, attributes, creators and royalty in basis points. That is the shape Magic Eden, Tensor and every Solana wallet expect, so the collection is readable the moment it is on chain. You also get a rarity file with the real counts, not the intended ones.

{
  "name": "Padlings #1",
  "symbol": "PADLINGS",
  "image": "0.png",
  "attributes": [
    { "trait_type": "Background", "value": "Deep space" },
    { "trait_type": "Body",       "value": "Chrome" },
    { "trait_type": "Eyes",       "value": "Laser" }
  ],
  "seller_fee_basis_points": 500
}

On chain

Deploy puts it on Solana for real, and hands you a link anyone can mint from.

The art and metadata go to Arweave, the collection is a Metaplex Core collection, and the mint runs on a candy machine with your price and supply. The share link reads all of it off the chain, so it works on any machine. Start on devnet, where it costs nothing.

$NFTPAD

Half of what the platform earns in fees goes to holders. The token is not launched yet, and until it is, every part of the studio is open to everyone.

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