NFTCombiner

NFTs are a complicated topic: some users choose to disregard them on account of their implementation, while others are excited about the new possibilities that these elements can bring to further decentralization. To each their own, essentially, but if you're looking for tools to help you manage your NFT library, developers are coming out with new software for users to try.

In the event that you seek a solution to create and edit NFT variants, NFTCombiner offers that through a simple-to-use tool, accessible to everyone.

If you're familiar with manipulating layers in image editors, you'll have no problem managing this software. In essence, through the compact and practical interface, users can work on their NFTs by altering their layers, and therefore adjusting how they interact with one another.

I was able to make my own NFT by adding a few images, then working on the layering of each one. Modifying your layers' opacity and size is easily done through the designated options, and when you're happy with the final product, you may choose to have the software generate the NFT for you. This is done by navigating to the Project menu, and clicking Generate. You may also use the F9 hotkey instead for a faster process.

If you're not done with your work just yet, you can save your project and go back to it later. Alternatively, you may choose to export your NFT altogether, and the supported extensions are varied.

The tool also features a bulk generator, which allows users to manage working with multiple NFTs in a more convenient manner.

While the workings of NFTs are arcane to most people, one can at least claim that NFTCombiner is an interesting piece of software. Perhaps it is the NFT generator bit that makes it more usable than your standard Photoshop for these kinds of workloads, so if you're looking to make your own NFT variants — and have some fun while doing so — give this one a try.