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# Make an NFT
## Creating NFTs on æternity with AEX-141
Ready to create your first NFT on the æternity blockchain? In this tutorial, we'll walk through implementing the AEX-141 standard to create your own unique digital assets. The AEX-141 standard provides a robust framework for NFTs, combining the security of æternity's FATE virtual machine with the flexibility of the Sophia programming language. Whether you're building a collection of digital art, gaming assets, or any other unique tokens, this step-by-step guide will show you how to mint, transfer, and manage your NFTs using the battle-tested AEX-141 standard. You'll learn how to handle metadata, implement proper ownership tracking, and add custom functionality to your NFTs. Let's dive in and create something unique on æternity!
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