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Gallery ​

A gallery of your work on your token page: stills, loops, video, tracks. You keep your files where you host them (IPFS or any https link); the Gallery shows them in the page's own dark stage, under your verified crown.

It's free on every plan, and it needs no code.

  1. In Token Manager → Apps, add Gallery to your page.

  2. On your token page, select Edit gallery on the Gallery tile.

  3. Paste a link for each piece:

    • an IPFS CID (bafy… or Qm…), an ipfs:// link, or a link from any IPFS gateway, or
    • an https link to the file.

    Or use Upload an image for a picture up to 8 MB. Add video and audio by link.

  4. Give each piece a title and, if you like, a caption. Video can have a poster, and audio can have cover art.

  5. Choose a layout and select Publish.

LayoutBest for
WallStills and loops in a grid
ReelOne piece at a time, and vertical video
PlaylistMusic, with cover art

The tile shows the first pieces as a cover. Visitors tap it to open the Gallery full screen.

Putting files on IPFS ​

IPFS gives each file a CID, a fingerprint of its contents, so the link never changes or points at something else. Upload your file to a pinning service such as Pinata, Filebase or web3.storage, copy the CID, and paste it into the Gallery. Keep the file pinned for as long as you want it shown.

Video and audio play straight from your link, so use a format browsers play: MP4 (H.264) or WebM for video, and MP3, M4A or OGG for audio.

Holders-only pieces ​

Set any piece to Holders and choose how much of your token a wallet must hold to see it. Visitors see the piece pixelated under a lock, with what it takes to open it:

  1. They connect a wallet and select Unlock, which signs them in with a free signature.
  2. We check the wallet's live balance of your token. If it holds enough, the piece opens.

You can add an optional public teaser: an image everyone sees, pixelated, behind the lock.

It hides the piece; it doesn't protect the file

Holders-only keeps a piece's link off the page for everyone who doesn't hold enough. It isn't copy protection: IPFS files are public, and anyone who has the link can open it.

Reporting a piece ​

Every piece has a Report link. It opens an email to support@chaindaddy.io with the token and the piece filled in.