how to make an nft grid

Five steps, no sign-up, no wallet connection. Any supported chain — Ethereum, Solana, Tezos, Bitcoin Ordinals, and more.

1. Open the grid builder

   Go to gridit.xyz and open grid.app. It runs in the browser on desktop and mobile — nothing to install.

2. Paste a wallet address

   Choose a network (or search all networks at once) and paste any public wallet address — a 0x address for EVM chains, base58 for Solana, tz for Tezos, or bc1 for Bitcoin Ordinals. GRiD iT reads public chain data; it never connects to the wallet.

3. Select your NFTs

   Every NFT in the wallet loads into the browser. Search, filter, and pick up to 100 pieces for the grid.

4. Arrange the layout

   Drag and drop to reorder. Set the grid size (up to 10×10), spacing, background color, and whether titles show under each piece.

5. Export and share

   Export as a 4K PNG for maximum quality, a JPEG for smaller files, or an animated GIF — animated NFTs keep moving in GIF exports. The file downloads straight to your device.

tips for a grid that looks good

Square-ish grids (3×3, 5×5, 10×10) read as a single artwork; wide grids suit banners. Tight spacing makes a collection feel dense and unified; more spacing gives each piece room to breathe. A black background flatters most art — it is the default for a reason.

whose wallet can I grid?

Any public address — yours, an artist's, a vault, a DAO treasury. Wallet contents are public chain data, which is also why no connection or signature is ever needed.

Next: export your collection as an animated GIF or size a grid for X / Twitter.