aiNFT

aiNFT is TRON’s premier marketplace for AI-generated digital assets, enabling creators to mint and trade artwork using the TRC-721 and TRC-1155 standards. By integrating diffusion models directly with on-chain settlement, the platform provides a seamless creation studio for generating unique AI artwork with permanent ownership and automated royalty enforcement.

Official domain: ainft.com

Verify the domain

Only use ainft.com for aiNFT. Phishing sites mimicking the aiNFT interface are active. Bookmark the official URL and confirm it before connecting your wallet.

How aiNFT works

aiNFT combines two distinct functions: an AI creation studio and a decentralized marketplace. Creators use the studio to generate images via diffusion models and mint them directly to their wallet. The resulting NFTs are standard TRON tokens and can be transferred, listed, and traded like any other on-chain asset.

The marketplace is non-custodial. When you list an NFT for sale, it remains in your wallet until a buyer accepts. The smart contract escrows it at the moment of purchase and transfers both the NFT and payment atomically.

Royalties are encoded in the token contract at mint time. Creators receive a percentage of every secondary sale, enforced on-chain.

Token standards

Standard	Use case	Supply
TRC-721	Unique 1-of-1 NFTs	Single token per ID
TRC-1155	Editions and multi-copies	Configurable supply per ID

TRC-721 is the TRON equivalent of Ethereum’s ERC-721. TRC-1155 supports multiple token types within a single contract, reducing deployment costs for edition drops.

Minting an AI-generated NFT

1. Connect your wallet — Open ainft.com and connect TronLink. Ensure you have sufficient Energy and Bandwidth for the mint transaction (or TRX to burn as fees).

2. Open the creation studio — Navigate to “Create” and select an AI model. Describe your artwork in the prompt field. Generation typically takes 10–30 seconds.

3. Review and refine — Generate multiple variations until satisfied. You are not charged until you mint; generation previews are free.

4. Configure mint parameters — Choose TRC-721 (unique) or TRC-1155 (edition). Set the edition size if applicable. Set your royalty percentage (typically 5–10%). Add a name, description, and optional external link.

5. Mint to your wallet — Click “Mint”. Your wallet prompts you to sign a transaction. The NFT will appear in your wallet within one block (approximately 3 seconds).

Energy costs

Minting requires Energy for smart contract execution. A typical TRC-721 mint consumes approximately 100,000–200,000 Energy. If you do not have sufficient staked Energy, TRON burns TRX from your balance at the current Energy burn rate. Freezing TRX for Energy before minting reduces the cost significantly.

Buying an NFT

1. Browse the marketplace or search by creator, collection, or tag.

2. Open a listing and review the price in TRX or USDT (the marketplace supports both).

3. Click “Buy Now” for fixed-price listings, or “Place Bid” for auction items.

4. Confirm the transaction in TronLink. The NFT transfers to your wallet immediately on purchase confirmation.

Listing an NFT for sale

1. Go to your profile and open the NFT you want to sell.

2. Click “List for Sale”. Choose Fixed Price or Timed Auction.

3. Set your price in TRX or USDT. For auctions, set the minimum bid and end time.

4. Sign the approval transaction (allows the marketplace contract to transfer the NFT on sale). Then sign the listing transaction.

5. Your NFT is now visible to buyers. You can cancel the listing at any time.

Royalties and revenue

Creators receive royalties on every secondary sale. The percentage is set at mint time and cannot be changed after deployment. The marketplace contract enforces royalty payment; it is not optional for buyers.

Fee type	Who pays	Approximate amount
Platform fee	Buyer	2.5% of sale price
Creator royalty	Buyer	Configured at mint (0–20%)
Mint transaction	Creator	Energy or TRX burn

What to watch for

Wallet approval scams. If a site asks you to approve a contract interaction that you did not initiate, decline immediately. Legitimate aiNFT operations only require approvals when listing or purchasing.

Image rights. AI-generated images do not carry copyright in most jurisdictions. Selling AI art as “original hand-drawn work” misrepresents it — this is a policy violation on the platform and potentially unlawful.

Floor price manipulation. Wash trading (buying your own NFTs across wallets) is common in low-volume collections. Evaluate collections by organic transaction history, not just floor price.

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Protocol addresses and current fee rates are listed in the Protocol Parameters reference.