Highlight
Highlight is the leading toolkit for permissionless NFT minting and collection infrastructure on Ethereum and beyond.
What is Highlight?
Highlight is the leading toolkit for permissionless NFT minting and collection infrastructure. Creators can drop NFT collections using gas-optimized, creator-owned contracts across multiple chains including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, ZkSync, Zora, and more. Highlight supports open editions, limited editions, 1-of-1s, generative art, and series, with sales mechanics including free mints, fixed price, Dutch auctions, English auctions, and ranked auctions. Creators can embed mints and auctions on their own custom sites, gate experiences for collectors, airdrop tokens, and store assets permanently on Arweave.
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