# Minting a token {% hint style="info" %} Minting the exact same artifact twice will result in your account being flagged. Make sure not to mint the same token twice unless you burn it beforehand. {% endhint %} {% hint style="info" %} Once you minted a token, it is not possible to edit any of its metadata (name, description, tags etc.). Please make sure that everything is correct before you mint the token. The only way to fix a faulty token is by burning and re-minting it. {% endhint %} Before minting a token, you'll first have to create a collection for the token to be minted in. If you haven't yet created a collection, please follow the [Creating a collection](/product/product-guides/collections-contracts/creating-a-collection.md) guide. The first step is to navigate to the token creation page by clicking on your profile image at the top right and then clicking on `create`.

The following can be specified when creating a new token:

Field	Description	Limit
Collection	Specify which collection your token should be minted in.
Artefact	This is the artifact that will be linked to your token (the main file). Learn more about the supported Token Types. If you're minting an interactive piece, read the Interactive Tokens page.	250mb
Cover Image	`conditional` - If you're not uploading an image, this will be the thumbnail/cover image for your token.	2-10mb
Title	This is the title of your token	200 char
Description	This is the description of your token.	5,000 char
NSFW	Specify whether the token contains any sensitive content such as nudity.
Flashing Hazards	Specify whether the token contains any flashing hazards
Tags	`optional` - Select multiple tags for your token. This can be useful for discovery.
Creators	`conditional` - Specify the collaborators of the token. You can choose from users who have been invited to your collection and have accepted the invite. Learn more about Collaborating. note: you won't have to select yourself here, you are always a creator if you mint a token.
License	Specify the license that applies to your token. By default we apply `No License / All Rights Reserved`
Attributes	`optional` - Select attributes that match your token. This can be useful to group tokens if there are multiple with the same attributes.
Editions	Specify how many editions you want to mint. Each edition can be sold/traded individually	1-10'000
Royalty	Specify the royalty that shall be paid on secondary sales. Additionally, specify the royalty recipients and the way the proceeds should be split.	0%-25%
Server	This is only used for the purpouse of uploading your artifact. Choose a server that is as close as possible to you geographically. This will not have any impact on the token minted but only on the upload experience.

Once you are happy with your token you can click on `Continue` at the bottom of the form. This will trigger the upload to IPFS and will give you a last chance to check whether all the files are ok. > If your file doesn't look right, please double-check it. Objkt **does not** modify the files you mint in any way, we don't compress them, convert them, apply filters, change colors, strip metadata, nothing. > > Stripping **sensitive personal data** from your files metadata is your responsibility, for instance geo-location data. Once the upload is done, you'll be able to click on the links to view the artifact and token metadata that will be minted:

If everything looks fine, you can go ahead and click `Mint` to create your token. Note: Once you confirmed the transaction, it may take 30-60 seconds for your token to be visible on objkt. --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.objkt.com/product/product-guides/minting-a-token.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.