Create
Connect a wallet on Arc Testnet and get faucet USDC. Upload a supported image up to 128,000 bytes. Review the preview and confirm the mint in your wallet.
MAKE YOUR MARK ON ARCSmall files.
Small files.
Onchain originals.
Inscribe an image. Own it in your wallet.
Put it on the market when you’re ready.
ARCINALS / GENESIS ERA ↗
YOUR FILE. YOUR WALLET.EST. 2026
THE ONCHAIN FEED
Explore inscriptions
Connecting to Arc Testnet…
Three steps. One inscription.
Collect
The image bytes are recorded in the inscription transaction. Once confirmed, your NFT appears in My inscriptions and the public Explore feed.
Trade
Open an inscription you own, set a USDC price and approve that NFT for the market. Buyers approve the exact USDC price, then confirm their purchase.
What is the supply?
Each standalone mint creates one individually numbered NFT. This contract has no global maximum supply for standalone inscriptions. Creator collections have separate supply caps, but collection launches are not available in this interface yet.
Is this the same as Bitcoin Ordinals?
It follows the idea of recording file content onchain. Arcinals uses ERC-721 NFTs on Arc; it does not inscribe Bitcoin satoshis. This is a testnet project, and testnet data may be reset.
Where does my inscription go?
The NFT is owned by your wallet. Its image bytes are retrieved from contract events and verified against its stored content hash. Listing it does not move it out of your wallet; a completed sale transfers it to the buyer.
What does it cost?
Standalone creation has no mint price in the deployed contract. You pay network gas in test USDC. Marketplace purchases use test USDC; the wallet shows transaction fees before confirmation. Sellers withdraw sale proceeds from My inscriptions after a sale.