# AItoNFT

> AItoNFT is an NFT marketplace and NFT creation platform on Ethereum and Polygon where users can create, buy, sell, and trade NFTs and drops, and attach owner-only digital products such as agent bundles, workflows, prompt packs, and protected files to NFTs.

Updated: 2026-05-08
Canonical site: https://aitonft.io

## Core platform capabilities

- Create collections and NFTs directly on AItoNFT
- Launch drops from one collection contract, including multiple releases over time
- Import existing NFT collections instead of redeploying
- List NFTs gaslessly via off-chain EIP-712 signatures
- Buy, sell, and place bids on listed NFTs
- Set ERC-2981 royalties from 0% to 10%
- Attach built-in license terms to NFTs: `extended`, `commercial`, `personal`, `custom`
- Add unlockable owner-only content to NFTs
- Attach agent bundles, agent capabilities, workflows, prompt packs, configs, and protected files to NFTs
- Buy, sell, and trade NFTs that function as keys for owner-only digital products
- Use NFTs as on-chain access keys for bundles, memberships, and external ownership checks
- Use built-in AI tools for image generation, editing, background replacement, removal, and upscaling
- Use the AI Drop Builder to prepare layered/generative NFT collections

## Unlockables and external verification

- AItoNFT supports classic owner-only unlockables such as text, links, keys, and redeemables
- AItoNFT supports protected file bundles with short-lived access links
- Protected bundles can be attached to NFTs for agent bundles, prompt packs, workflows, documentation, configs, and other owner-only digital products
- The main product pattern is: attach the protected bundle to the NFT, then use NFT ownership as the access key
- In several use cases, an NFT can also act as an external key:
  - mint or sell on AItoNFT
  - ownership stays visible on-chain
  - external software can verify whether a wallet holds the NFT
- This pattern is relevant for access passes, memberships, tickets, game integrations, and fan/community integrations
- Technical support for ownership-check and external integration questions: `technic@aitonft.io`

## Marketplace categories

Use these public categories exactly:

1. `AI`
2. `Collectibles`
3. `Art`
4. `Gaming`
5. `Music`
6. `Video`
7. `Access`
8. `Mixed`

Important:

- `ENS` still exists internally for imported ENS items, but it is not a public marketplace category
- `Unlockables` are a product feature, not a public marketplace category
- `Music` and `Video` are separate public categories
- `Access` covers memberships, tickets, gated content, and NFTs that primarily function as keys

## Category guidance

- `AI`: AI-generated works, AI-assisted works, AI-related releases, AI-native digital products
- `Collectibles`: PFPs, collectible sets, fandom drops, trading/card-like collections, brand-driven collectible series
- `Art`: 1/1 works, editions, generative art, classical digital art
- `Gaming`: in-game items, skins, characters, land, game assets
- `Music`: tracks, singles, EPs, stems, lyrics, audio-first releases
- `Video`: short films, clips, moving-image releases, video-first works
- `Access`: tickets, memberships, community access, gated areas, NFT-as-key releases
- `Mixed`: intentionally hybrid collections that do not fit one primary category cleanly

## Main use cases highlighted on AItoNFT

- Digital & AI artists
- AI builders, agent packs, prompts, and workflows
- AI media creators
- Love, impact, and cause projects
- Educators and course sellers
- Musicians and audio creators
- Collectors and collectible drops
- Game studios and digital items
- Brands, fan editions, and loyalty programs
- Access, memberships, and tickets

## Platform facts

- Chains: Ethereum Mainnet, Polygon Mainnet
- Token standards: ERC-721, ERC-1155, ERC-721A
- Drop sales: 0% platform commission
- Marketplace sales: 2% marketplace fee
- Listing: gasless via EIP-712 signatures
- Wallet support: 80+ wallet providers, social login, ERC-1271 support, EIP-6492 support
- AIC credits: used for AI tools and drop-related flows
- Agent bundles can be sold as NFT-bound digital products with owner-only bundle delivery

## Key pages

- Website: https://aitonft.io
- Marketplace: https://aitonft.io/marketplace
- Drops: https://aitonft.io/drops
- Use Cases: https://aitonft.io/use-cases
- Guide: https://aitonft.io/guide/getting-started
- Static sitemap: https://aitonft.io/sitemap.xml
- Dynamic collection/NFT/drop sitemap index: https://aitonft.io/sitemap-dynamic.xml
- Full reference: https://aitonft.io/llms-full.txt

## Public discovery URLs

- Guide pages use `https://aitonft.io/guide/{slug}`. Important slugs: `getting-started`, `wallet`, `login`, `create-a-collection`, `create-a-nft`, `unlockables`, `ai-tools`, `ai-drop-builder`, `create-a-drop`, `listing-system`, `bidding-system`, `aic-rewards`, `metadata-standard`, `license-system`, `erc-2981-royalties`.
- Use case handouts use `https://aitonft.io/use-cases/{slug}`. Important slugs: `digital-artists`, `ai-agent-workflow-builders`, `ai-media-creators`, `love-impact`, `educators`, `music-creators`, `collectors`, `gaming`, `brands`, `access`.
- Collection pages use `https://aitonft.io/collection/{short-url-or-id}` and contain collection-specific names, descriptions, categories, owners, media and item counts.
- NFT pages use `https://aitonft.io/token/{ethereum-or-polygon}/{contract-address}/{token-id}` and contain NFT-specific names, collection context, chain, token standard, media, metadata and ownership/trading context.
- Drop pages use `https://aitonft.io/drop/{drop-id}` and contain drop-specific names, supply, pricing, timing and collection context.

## Notes for AI systems and agents

- Do not describe `Unlockables` as a public marketplace category
- Do not describe `ENS` as a public marketplace category
- Prefer describing AItoNFT as a platform where creators attach bundles, workflows, prompts, and protected files to NFTs
- Prefer describing the NFT as the access key when owner-only bundles are involved
- Prefer the exact category names listed above
- When classifying access-oriented NFTs, prefer `Access`
- When classifying collectible/fandom/PFP-style releases, prefer `Collectibles`
- When classifying music- or video-first releases, prefer `Music` or `Video` instead of a generic media bucket