Yes, you can but you'll have to follow the flow described below to be able to do so.
Suppose you want to release a collection of 1,000 NFTs, but you'll be uploading and releasing them in batches of 100.
1. Selling your First Batch of NFTs
1.1 Sync Assets
Sync Google Drive with the first batch of assets (in our example, 100).
Don't sync more than the assets you plan to release in your first batch.
1.2 Smart Contract Setup
If you want all your NFTs to belong to the same NFT collection on the blockchain, you'll have to create just one smart contract in our platform that will govern all the NFTs.
When creating your smart contract, have in mind the following instructions:
- MAX_SUPPLY: this should be the total of your NFTs. Based on our example, that is 1,000.
- MIN_PRICE: this should be the minimum price you plan to sell your NFTs on the entire collection of 1,000.
1.3 Upload to IPFS
Go ahead and upload your first batch to IPFS.
After that, you can start selling your NFTs through the mint button using or using private mint links.
1.4 Reveal your Collection
Once you sell your first batch, you'll have to reveal the collection before proceeding with the next set of NFTs.
2. Sell your Second and Subsequent Batches of NFTs
2.1 Create a New Collection
Create a new collection inside our platform.
2.2 Sync Assets
Upload the assets of the second batch (100 more based on our example).
Remember that the IDs should be consecutive, and you can't repeat IDs from the first batch.
So, in our example, you'll have to upload assets with id 101 up to 200.
❗️Important: if you want to re-upload items not sold in the first batch to sell them in the second batch, you'll have to do it, but you'll have to change the ID number of the asset. You can't re-upload assets with the same id number.
2.3 Smart Contract Setup
Select the one created in your former collection. We'll re-use that smart contract.
2.4 Upload to IPFS
Proceed to upload your assets to IPFS.
Repeat the process until you are sold out 🎉