> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.otherside.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.otherside.xyz/odk-docs/odk-plugin/nfts-tokens/using-the-creator-portal.md). # Using the Creator Portal The creator portal is used to create the on-chain tokens and metadata for that token. This includes its name, description, image and any additional fields required for gameplay. *** #### 🔹 1. Open the Creator Portal Go to:\ 👉 This web interface allows you to define and mint tokens for use in-game.\ ⚠️ Note: The portal only shows objects created by the currently logged-in user. *** #### 🔹 2. Add a Granting Wallet To mint or grant tokens, you need **Gas**—a small transaction fee. * Scroll to the bottom of the page * Paste in a **granting wallet address** (your producer will provide one) * Click **Save** 💡 Improbable provides **internal wallets** that are pre-funded to allow token operations during development. #### 🔹 3. Create your token Click `Define new Object.` This will take you to the Object creation flow. The objects are created on a per project basis. This means that you will have to select your project from the drop-down before the template buttons are activated. #### 🔹 4. Granting your token Once your token has been defined, you'll want to start crediting it to deserving users. There are two ways to achieve this currently: * Within the `Creator` portal you can use the `Grant` button to grant an instance of your token to any provided wallet. * Within Unreal you can use the `RequestGrantToken` on the user's `BPMC_ODK_WalletComponent` to grant the token to the user. `Item Id` is the token id.
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