
Art licensing basics for NFT creators
Owning a piece and owning the art's copyright are different. How to write a plain license for a KURV collection. General information, not legal advice.
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Owning a piece and owning the art's copyright are different. How to write a plain license for a KURV collection. General information, not legal advice.

A community is people who come back, not a follower count. Habits that build one before and after launch on KURV, a weekly rhythm, a worked example, and the hype tricks that attract the wrong crowd.

Settings on KURV are fixed once you sign, so plan first. A one-page plan covering idea, supply, coin, price, mint share, royalty and phases, with a worked example.

How to tell people about a KURV collection without spam: one clear link, what to post before and after launch, which pieces to show, and how to keep collectors safe from copycats.

Where AI tools can help your art, where they replace it, how to tell collectors what you used, and how to keep the collection yours.

A launchpad turns art into a collection people can mint. What KURV adds, a Vault included, and how to judge a launchpad before you use one.

A collection's story is the short answer to what it is, who made it and why. A three-line method, how to turn it into a description and launch post, worked examples, and the hype phrases to cut.

The two numbers a creator chooses on KURV, mint share and royalty, what each one pays, how they trade off against the Vault, and why neither is an income promise.

From a folder of art to an open mint on KURV: import, the Studio, publishing, the seven-step wizard and one signature, plus what's permanent once you sign.