Create a gallery of NFTs from an NFT Collection
The NFT Gallery is a platform that allows users to create their own NFT gallery for any ERC721/ERC1155 NFT collection on any EVM-compatible chain. Users can view the metadata of all NFTs in the collection, with features such as pagination, filtering, and search.
The NFT Gallery is a versatile platform that allows users to create their own NFT gallery for any ERC721/ERC1155 NFT collection. It offers features such as viewing metadata, pagination, filtering, and search. Users can easily set up the platform by cloning the project, configuring environment variables, deploying or importing their NFT collection, and customizing the styling to their preference.
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