/opensea-automatic-bulk-upload-and-sale

A Selenium Python bot to automatically and bulky upload and sell your NFTs on OpenSea (all metadata integrated - Ethereum and Polygon supported); reCAPTCHA solver included.

Primary LanguagePythonGNU General Public License v3.0GPL-3.0

Automatically and massively upload and sell your non-fungible tokens on OpenSea using Python Selenium.

A Selenium Python bot to automatically and bulky upload and sell your NFTs on OpenSea
(all metadata integrated - Ethereum and Polygon supported) - reCAPTCHA solver included.

Please read the README file before using this tool, opening a problem or a discussion, or contacting me.

➜ Open an issue? Provide an excerpt from your metadata file, your operating system and detail your error.
➜ Make sure you have the latest modules, browser and bot installed.
➜ Read the pinned and opened issues, see the example metadata files.

If you want to promote the tools of this bot and benefit from a percentage of sales of them, you can join my affiliate program (25% of the price of a sale will be yours).

  • (Version 1.6.14 - April 18, 2022).
  • Sign up on OpenSea.
  • Sign up on MetaMask.
  • Sign up on Coinbase (affiliate link).
  • If you want to use the 2Captcha API to resolve reCAPTCHAs.
    Paid service: $2.99 per 1000 reCAPTCHAs.
    Sign up on 2Captcha (affiliate link).

Table of contents

What does this bot do?

This script allows you to upload and sell as many NFTs as you want to OpenSea, all automatically and quickly. All metadata are integrated, and the Ethereum and Polygon Blockchains are supported.

You can decide whether you want to upload or sell your NFTs, or both. If you upload your NFTs and sell them later, a CSV file is created with the URL of the NFT as well as its Blockchain and supply number.

➜ If you sell any NFT with this bot, you can consider sharing some of your earnings: 😉 0xDD135d5be0a23f6daAAE7D2d0580828c9e09402E (Ethereum).
➜ Or you can buy me a NFT from my collection Crypto Parrot if this bot was useful to you.

Changelog

  • Version 1.6.14:
    • Fixed the problem of the URL with the "Sale only".
    • Minor fixes.
Old versions
  • Version 1.6.13:
    • Improved manual resolution for reCAPTCHA. #264.
    • Fixed some issues with blockchain change. #262.
    • Minor fixes.
  • Version 1.6.12:
    • Added support for blockchain switching on MetaMask (need feedback - may not work with Coinbase Wallet). #262.
    • Fixed list index out of range error with reCAPTCHA solver using CUDA. #263.
    • Removed unnecessary printouts used during development.
    • Minor corrections for sale part.
  • Version 1.6.11:
    • Fixed the problem with the collection. #258.
    • Fixed 2Captcha callback function. #259.
    • Fixed the problem with downloading the pre-trained file (urllib.error.URLError: urlopen error [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: unable to get local issuer certificate) by changing the download method.
  • Versions 1.6.10 and 1.6.10.1:
    • Fixed restarting the upload or sale when it fails the first time. #253.
    • Minor correction concerning the connection to OpenSea: the bot made the browser restart instead of trying a second time.
  • Versions 1.6.9 to 1.6.9.3:
    • Added a new feature for collections. You can now use the URL format of your collection. This can solve the problem of collections not being found or clicked in the list.
      From Crypto Parrot NFTs to crypto-parrot-nfts, depending on the URL of your collection: https://opensea.io/collection/crypto-parrot-nfts/.
    • Minor fixes about version 1.6.9.
  • Versions 1.6.8 and 1.6.8.1:
    • Added support for the 2Captcha API. #239.
    • Minor fixes.
  • Version 1.6.7:
    • Improved MetaMask wallet switching, you can use the default account by skipping this step.
    • Fixed the gateway problem. #249.
  • Version 1.6.6:
  • Version 1.6.5:
    • Merge the main.py and main-manual-resolution.py files.
    • Dissociation of the requirements files, one for the bot and one for the reCAPTCHA solver.
  • Version 1.6.4:
    • The bot did not go to the sale page after the sequence of a failure and a success. #225.
  • Version 1.6.3:
  • Version 1.6.2:
    • Wyvern 2.3 contract signature fixed for ChromeDriver and GeckoDriver. #152, #165, #183, #201.
    • Minor corrections and improvements.
    • Yolov5x6 and Real-ESRGAN models, and the recaptcha.py file are not loaded when the "Sale only" option is selected.
  • Version 1.6.1:
    • Updated the requirements.txt file, conflicts and problems seem to be corrected.
    • Removed unnecessary files from the yolov5/ directory.
    • Fixed the problem of connection to OpenSea.
    • Improved reCAPTCHA verification when solved.
  • Version 1.6.0:
    • The OpenSea connection problem seems to be fixed. An open tabs check has been added. #159, #167, #181, #187.
    • reCAPTCHA solver added (Real ESRGAN + Yolov5x6 models used with PyTorch). #157, #179, #186.
      ➜ Future improvements: models of crosswalks, chimneys, bridges.
  • Version 1.5.12:
    • Wyvern 2.3 contract support (need feedbacks). #152, #161, #165.
  • Version 1.5.11:
    • Correction of the MetaMask contract signature (feedback needed). #144.
    • Wyvern 2.3 contract support (beta - need feedbacks). #152.
    • In progress: improved support for MacOS (M1) - duration and contract list issues.
  • Version 1.5.10:
    • Minor fixes concerning the sale() method of the OpenSea class.
    • Fixed exception iteration error.
  • Version 1.5.9:
    • The close() method of the Webdriver class has been fixed. It creates an exception when listing NFTs. As a result, it does not try to list them a second time. #144, #145, #149.
    • During the download, when the webdriver starts, sometimes an error occurs and creates an exception. It was supposed to close the webdriver but it caused the bot to crash.
    • The download of webdriver requires a manual entry of the path after a number of failures.
  • Version 1.5.8:
    • Errors related to incorrectly formatted files are now supported. An error is displayed but the bot does not stop abruptly. #90.
    • False listing errors are reduced, the robot checks a second time if the NFT is correctly listed.
  • Version 1.5.7:
    • With each failed upload or sale, the bot retries a second time before saving the NFT data in an autogenerated file.
    • The duration has been fixed for GeckoDriver (Mozilla Firefox). #121.
  • Version 1.5.6:
    • The dict_to_list() method has been optimized and shortened.
    • Minor fixes.
  • Version 1.5.5:
    • Fixed the metamask_contract() method. It was not signing the contract when completing the listing for the Ethereum Blockchain.
    • Minor fixes.
  • Version 1.5.4:
    • The HTTPConnectionPool error in Selenium is fixed, it was caused by defining the driver inside a loop. Now the bot will print an error and restart to launch the bot. #112.
      ➜ For more informations: Reddit - Ralphc360's comment.
    • You can now sell your NFTs on the Ethereum Blockchain for free.
  • Version 1.5.3:
    • Fixed the Webdriver-Manager module, it was downloading the ChromeDriver or GeckoDriver at each webdriver launch. Now it uses the path of the downloaded webdriver. #112.
    • Fixed the collection input. #108.
  • Version 1.5.2:
    • Headless mode support. Download Mozilla Firefox and you can use this bot in the background without any interface. Note: Firefox may be unstable and some features may work differently or not at all. #64, #69, #106.
    • Fixed the connection to the MetaMask success indicator.
  • Version 1.5.1:
    • Fixed the problem of the worker version 1.5.0. The bot now continues to upload and does not restart the upload from the beginning. #107.
  • Version 1.5.0:
    • The reCAPTCHAs can now be bypassed. The bot restarts for each upload - it's a bit slow but it works. #98, #102.
      Thanks to Kanishka-Chandra and elwanm.
    • The bot restarts after 3 failed connections to the wallet or to OpenSea.
  • Version 1.4.9:
    • Minor fixes.
    • Developers can now add new wallets if they wish.
    • ChromeDriver is automatically downloaded - no need to do it manually (pip install -r requirements.txt required).
    • The reCAPTCHAs solver is not integrated/configured.
  • Version 1.4.8:
  • Version 1.4.7:
    • The default language of ChromeDriver is now English to ensure maximum compatibility. The date did not work in some countries because of the different formats that OpenSea offers. #67.
    • Minor fix (Colorama module).
  • Version 1.4.6:
    • The duration has been corrected. OpenSea does not allow to change the year when the next year is more than 6 months away. So it was impossible to enter the month without it being replaced by December (12 - maximum number because the year was entered instead); Note: maximum duration is 6 months. #55.
    • The connection to OpenSea has certainly been corrected. (need feedback about this - I don't have any problems on my side). #53, #58, #61.
  • Version 1.4.5:
    • Minor fix for Linux users. The clear_text(self) method inserts an "A" when it tries to clear the inputs before sending the data. #39.
  • Version 1.4.4:
    • Connection to OpenSea with MetaMask corrected. Download of the extension was requested. #53.
    • Connection to OpenSea with MetaMask improved.
  • Version 1.4.3:
    • File preview is now added. #48.
  • Version 1.4.2:
    • Listing of NFT on the Ethereum Blockchain is fully supported. Be sure to make a deposit and have more than 0.05 ETH on your wallet.
  • Version 1.4.1:
    • Small fix for XLSX files. Empty cells were interpreted as "NaN", which is not interpreted as an empty string for Python. #18, #23.
  • Version 1.4:
    • You can now decide whether you want to upload or sell your NFTs, or both. #3, #22.
    • Signing the MetaMask contract works every time. It can take 30 seconds to be signed when connecting to OpenSea. #5, #17.
    • After uploading the NFT, the bot would crash when it tried to sell it (the URL was not correct). Now it doesn't. #17.
    • MacOS and Linux support improved.
    • Calendar method improved.
  • Version 1.3:
    • Important fixes. #4, #6, #10, #11, #12, #14.
    • CSV file modified: separator changed (from ";" to ";;").
  • Version 1.2:
    • Possibility to set a price for each NFT added.
      ➜ 1+ supplies and Polygon blockchain support added.
    • Supply input issue fixed.
    • Calendar method improved.
  • Version 1.2-alpha:
    • Possibility to set a price for each NFT added.
  • Version 1.1:
    • XLSX support added.
    • PC-wide data file browse support.
    • Properties, Stats and Levels issues fixed. #1.
  • Version 1.0:
    • Inital commit.

Prerequisites for reCAPTCHA solver

➜ Yolov5x6 and RealESRGAN, ignore this if you use the 2Captcha solver or the manual solution.
You will need a graphics card (GPU) with CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture).

  • Search for your GPU on GPUZoo and check if CUDA is compatible (Cores / Texture -> CUDA).

  • Open a command prompt and type this command to check your CUDA version (it must be 11.6 or higher):

    nvidia-smi

  • If your CUDA version is earlier than 11.3, try to update it at the NVIDIA website.

  • Then type one of these commands to install PyTorch (may require sudo on Linux and administrator privileges for Windows):

    • pip install torch==1.11.0+cu113 torchvision==0.12.0+cu113 torchaudio===0.11.0+cu113 -f https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu113/torch_stable.html

    • pip3 install torch==1.11.0+cu113 torchvision==0.12.0+cu113 torchaudio===0.11.0+cu113 -f https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu113/torch_stable.html

    Or select one of the commands here depending on your computer.
    Previous versions of PyTorch with older CUDA version: https://pytorch.org/get-started/previous-versions/

  • Install the required modules for the reCAPTCHA solver typing one of these commands (may require sudo on Linux and administrator privileges for Windows):

    • pip install -r requirements_recaptcha.txt

    • pip3 install -r requirements_recaptcha.txt

    • python -m pip install -r requirements_recaptcha.txt

    • python3 -m pip install -r requirements_recaptcha.txt

    • py -m pip install -r requirements_recaptcha.txt

Instructions

  • Download the repository or clone it by typing this command in your command prompt:

    git clone https://github.com/maximedrn/opensea-automatic-bulk-upload-and-sale.git

  • Basic installation of Python for beginners:

    • It requires Python 3.9.7+ (3.10 can be unstable) - developped with Python 3.9.11.
    • Install pip to be able to have needed Python modules.

  • Configuration of the bot:

    • Extract the repository folder from the ZIP file, you should have a folder named opensea-automatic-bulk-upload-and-sale-master.

    • Open a command prompt in the repository folder and type one of these commands (may require sudo on MacOS and Linux and administrator privileges for Windows):

      • pip install -r requirements.txt

      • pip3 install -r requirements.txt

      • python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

      • python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

      • py -m pip install -r requirements.txt

    • Download and install Google Chrome and/or Mozilla Firefox.

    • Create your NFTs data file containing all details of each NFT. It can be a JSON, CSV or XLSX file. You can save it in the data/ folder.
      What structure should the files have?

  • Run the bot:

    • Open a command prompt in the opensea-automatic-bulk-upload-and-sale-master/ folder path.

    • Type one of these commands to run the bot:

      • python main.py

      • python3 main.py

Data files structure

#f03c15   ➜ Easily generate your metadata file using this tool.

  • If you do not want to add details to the values not required, leave:

    • a blank cell for XLSX files (Excel):

      File Path NFT Name Description
      C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.png NFT #1

    • a white space with two semicolons for CSV files:

      file_path;; nft_name;; description;;
C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.png;; NFT #1;; ;;

    • an empty string for JSON files:

      "file_path": "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.png",
"nft_name": "NFT #1",
"description": "",

  • The file path should not contain a unique "\". It can be a "/" or a "\\", as you can see for the JSON file (it applies to all file formats):

    // You can use this format for your path:
"file_path": "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/MyNFTs/nft_0001.png",
// or this one:
"file_path": "C:\\Users\\Admin\\Desktop\\MyNFTs\\nft_0001.png",
// but not this one (you can see that "\" is highlighted in red):
"file_path": "C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\MyNFTs\nft_0001.png",

Required values *
(Mandatory value in certain specified cases)

  • Upload and sale

    Details Data Types Literal examples JSON examples CSV examples XLSX examples
    File Path * (The preview is only for files that are not images) String or List "file_path": "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.png",
    "file_path": ["C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.mp4", "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001-preview.png"],    		 C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.png;;
    ["C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.mp4", "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001-preview.png"];;    		 C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.png
    ["C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.mp4", "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001-preview.png"];;
    NFT Name * String "nft_name": "NFT #1", NFT #1;; NFT #1
    External Link String "external_link": "https://github.com/maximedrn/opensea-automatic-bulk-upload-and-sale",
    "external_link": "",     		https://github.com/maximedrn/opensea-automatic-bulk-upload-and-sale;; https://github.com/maximedrn/opensea-automatic-bulk-upload-and-sale
    Description String "description": "This is my first NFT.",
    "description": "",     		This is my first NFT.;; This is my first NFT.
    Collection String "collection": "My NFTs",
    "collection": "my-nfts",
    "collection": "",     		My NFTs;;
    my-nfts;;    		 My NFTs
    my-nfts
    Properties List[[String, String], ...]
    List[String, String]    		 ["type", "name"]
    [["type", "name"], ["type", "name"]]    		 "properties": [{ "type": "Dog", "name": "Male" }, { "type": "Cat", "name": "Female" }],
    "properties": [{ "type": "Dog", "name": "Male" }],
    "properties": "",     		[["Dog", "Male"], ["Cat", "Female"]];;
    [["Dog", "Male"]];;
    ["Dog", "Male"];;     		[["Dog", "Male"], ["Cat", "Female"]]
    [["Dog", "Male"]]
    ["Dog", "Male"]
    Levels List[[String, Integer, Integer], ...]
    List[String, Integer, Integer]    		 ["name", value_from, value_to]
    [["name", value_from, value_to], ["name", value_from, value_to]]    		 "levels": [{ "name": "Speed", "from": 2, "to": 5 }, { "name": "Width", "from": 1, "to": 10 }],
    "levels": [{ "name": "Speed", "from": 2, "to": 5 }],
    "levels": "",     		[["Speed", 2, 5], ["Width", 1, 10]];;
    [["Speed", 2, 5]];;
    ["Speed", 2, 5];;     		[["Speed", 2, 5], ["Width", 1, 10]]
    [["Speed", 2, 5]]
    ["Speed", 2, 5]
    Stats List[[String, Integer, Integer], ...]
    List[String, Integer, Integer]    		 ["name", value_from, value_to]
    [["name", value_from, value_to], ["name", value_from, value_to]]    		 "stats": [{ "name": "Strenght", "from": 10, "to": 100 }, { "name": "Age", "from": 1, "to": 99 }],
    "stats": [{ "name": "Strenght", "from": 10, "to": 100 }],
    "stats": "",     		[["Strenght", 10, 100], ["Age", 1, 99]];;
    [["Strenght", 10, 100]];;
    ["Strenght", 10, 100];;     		[["Strenght", 10, 100], ["Age", 1, 99]]
    [["Strenght", 10, 100]]
    ["Strenght", 10, 100]
    Unlockable Content List[Boolean, String]
    List[Boolean]
    Boolean    		 [True, "unlockable_content"]
    [False]
    False    		 "unlockable_content": [true, "Thank you for purchasing my NFT!"],
    "unlockable_content": [false],
    "unlockable_content": false,
    "unlockable_content": "",     		[True, "Thank you for purchasing my NFT!"];;
    [False];;
    False;;     		[True, "Thank you for purchasing my NFT!"]
    [False]
    False
    Explicit And Sensitive Content Boolean "explicit_and_sensitive_content": true,
    "explicit_and_sensitive_content": false,
    "explicit_and_sensitive_content": "",     		True;;
    False;;     		True
    False
    Supply Integer "supply": 1,
    "supply" : "",     		1;; 1
    Blockchain String "blockchain": "Polygon",
    "blockchain" : "",     		Polygon;; Polygon
    Sale Type (only for Ethereum Blockchain and 1 supply) String "sale_type": "Timed Auction",
    "sale_type": "",     		Timed Auction;; Timed Auction
    Price * Float or Integer "price": 5,
    "price": 0.25,     		5;;
    0.25;;     		5
    0.25
    Method (only for "Timed Auction") List[String, Float] ["method", price]
    ["method, ""]    		 "method": ["Sell with declining price", 0.002],
    "method": ["Sell to highest bidder", 0.05],
    "method": ["Sell to highest bidder", ""],
    "method": "",     		["Sell with declining price", 0.002];;
    ["Sell to highest bidder", 0.05];;
    ["Sell to highest bidder", ""];;     		["Sell with declining price", 0.002]
    ["Sell to highest bidder", 0.05]
    ["Sell to highest bidder", ""]
    Duration ("DD-MM-YYYY HH:MM") List[String, String]
    List[String]
    String    		 ["from_date", "to_date"]
    ["days/weeks/months"]
    "days/weeks/months"    		 "duration": ["01-01-2022 14:00", "01-04-2022 15:00"],
    "duration": ["1 week"],
    "duration": "1 week",
    "duration": "",     		["01-01-2022 14:00", "01-04-2022 15:00"];;
    ["1 week"];;
    1 week;;     		["01-01-2022 14:00", "01-04-2022 15:00"]
    ["1 week"]
    1 week
    Specific Buyer List[Boolean, String]
    [Boolean]
    Boolean    		 [True, "wallet"]
    [False]
    False    		 "specific_buyer": [true, "0xDD135d5be0a23f6daAAE7D2d0580828c9e09402E"],
    "specific_buyer": [false],
    "specific_buyer": false,
    "specific_buyer": "",     		[True, "0xDD135d5be0a23f6daAAE7D2d0580828c9e09402E"];;
    [False];;
    False;;     		[True, "0xDD135d5be0a23f6daAAE7D2d0580828c9e09402E"]
    [False]
    False
    Quantity * (only for 1+ supplies) Integer "quantity": 4
    "quantity": ""     		4 4

    And it gives you something like this: JSON, CSV, XLSX (must be downloaded to view it).

  • Upload only

    Details Data Types Literal examples JSON examples CSV examples XLSX examples
    File Path * (The preview is only for files that are not images) String or List "file_path": "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.png",
    "file_path": ["C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.mp4", "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001-preview.png"],    		 C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.png;;
    ["C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.mp4", "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001-preview.png"];;    		 C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.png
    ["C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001.mp4", "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/NFT/nft_0001-preview.png"];;
    NFT Name * String "nft_name": "NFT #1", NFT #1;; NFT #1
    External Link String "external_link": "https://github.com/maximedrn/opensea-automatic-bulk-upload-and-sale",
    "external_link": "",     		https://github.com/maximedrn/opensea-automatic-bulk-upload-and-sale;; https://github.com/maximedrn/opensea-automatic-bulk-upload-and-sale
    Description String "description": "This is my first NFT.",
    "description": "",     		This is my first NFT.;; This is my first NFT.
    Collection String "collection": "My NFTs",
    "collection": "my-nfts",
    "collection": "",     		My NFTs;;
    my-nfts;;    		 My NFTs
    my-nfts
    Properties List[[String, String], ...]
    List[String, String]    		 ["type", "name"]
    [["type", "name"], ["type", "name"]]    		 "properties": [{ "type": "Dog", "name": "Male" }, { "type": "Cat", "name": "Female" }],
    "properties": [{ "type": "Dog", "name": "Male" }],
    "properties": "",     		[["Dog", "Male"], ["Cat", "Female"]];;
    [["Dog", "Male"]];;
    ["Dog", "Male"];;     		[["Dog", "Male"], ["Cat", "Female"]]
    [["Dog", "Male"]]
    ["Dog", "Male"]
    Levels List[[String, Integer, Integer], ...]
    List[String, Integer, Integer]    		 ["name", value_from, value_to]
    [["name", value_from, value_to], ["name", value_from, value_to]]    		 "levels": [{ "name": "Speed", "from": 2, "to": 5 }, { "name": "Width", "from": 1, "to": 10 }],
    "levels": [{ "name": "Speed", "from": 2, "to": 5 }],
    "levels": "",     		[["Speed", 2, 5], ["Width", 1, 10]];;
    [["Speed", 2, 5]];;
    ["Speed", 2, 5];;     		[["Speed", 2, 5], ["Width", 1, 10]]
    [["Speed", 2, 5]]
    ["Speed", 2, 5]
    Stats List[[String, Integer, Integer], ...]
    List[String, Integer, Integer]    		 ["name", value_from, value_to]
    [["name", value_from, value_to], ["name", value_from, value_to]]    		 "stats": [{ "name": "Strenght", "from": 10, "to": 100 }, { "name": "Age", "from": 1, "to": 99 }],
    "stats": [{ "name": "Strenght", "from": 10, "to": 100 }],
    "stats": "",     		[["Strenght", 10, 100], ["Age", 1, 99]];;
    [["Strenght", 10, 100]];;
    ["Strenght", 10, 100];;     		[["Strenght", 10, 100], ["Age", 1, 99]]
    [["Strenght", 10, 100]]
    ["Strenght", 10, 100]
    Unlockable Content List[Boolean, String]
    List[Boolean]
    Boolean    		 [True, "unlockable_content"]
    [False]
    False    		 "unlockable_content": [true, "Thank you for purchasing my NFT!"],
    "unlockable_content": [false],
    "unlockable_content": false,
    "unlockable_content": "",     		[True, "Thank you for purchasing my NFT!"];;
    [False];;
    False;;     		[True, "Thank you for purchasing my NFT!"]
    [False]
    False
    Explicit And Sensitive Content Boolean "explicit_and_sensitive_content": true,
    "explicit_and_sensitive_content": false,
    "explicit_and_sensitive_content": "",     		True;;
    False;;     		True
    False
    Supply * Integer "supply": 1, 1;; 1
    Blockchain * String "blockchain": "Polygon" Polygon Polygon

    And it gives you something like this: JSON, CSV, XLSX (must be downloaded to view it).

  • Sale only

    If you have already uploaded your NFTs with this bot, a file has been generatcontaining the URL, the Blockchain and the supply number of each NFT. You have to complete it with sale values.

    Details Data Types Literal examples JSON examples CSV examples XLSX examples
    NFT URL * String "nft_url": "https://opensea.io/assets/matic/0x2953399124f0cbb46d2cbacd8a89cf0599974963/99995353970554757559721471534129028266698199001274859511402524949800648966145", https://opensea.io/assets/matic/0x2953399124f0cbb46d2cbacd8a89cf0599974963/99995353970554757559721471534129028266698199001274859511402524949800648966145;; https://opensea.io/assets/matic/0x2953399124f0cbb46d2cbacd8a89cf0599974963/99995353970554757559721471534129028266698199001274859511402524949800648966145
    Supply * Integer "supply": 1, 1;; 1
    Blockchain * String "blockchain": "Polygon", Polygon;; Polygon
    Sale Type (only for Ethereum Blockchain and 1 supply) String "sale_type": "Timed Auction",
    "sale_type": "",    		 Timed Auction;; Timed Auction
    Price * Float or Integer "price": 5,
    "price: 0.25,    		 5;;
    0.25;;     		5
    0.25
    Method (only for "Timed Auction") List[String, Float] ["method", price]
    ["method, ""]    		 "method": ["Sell with declining price", 0.002],
    "method": ["Sell to highest bidder", 0.05],
    "method": ["Sell to highest bidder", ""],
    "method": "",    		 ["Sell with declining price", 0.002];;
    ["Sell to highest bidder", 0.05];;
    ["Sell to highest bidder", ""];;     		["Sell with declining price", 0.002]
    ["Sell to highest bidder", 0.05]
    ["Sell to highest bidder", ""]
    Duration ("DD-MM-YYYY HH:MM") List[String, String]
    List[String]
    String    		 ["from_date", "to_date"]
    ["days/weeks/months"]
    "days/weeks/months"    		 "duration": ["01-01-2022 14:00", "01-04-2022 15:00"],
    "duration": ["1 week"],
    "duration": "1 week",
    "duration": "",     		["01-01-2022 14:00", "01-04-2022 15:00"];;
    ["1 week"];;
    1 week;;     		["01-01-2022 14:00", "01-04-2022 15:00"]
    ["1 week"]
    1 week
    Specific Buyer List[Boolean, String]
    [Boolean]
    Boolean    		 [True, "wallet"]
    [False]
    False    		 "specific_buyer": [true, "0xDD135d5be0a23f6daAAE7D2d0580828c9e09402E"]
    "specific_buyer": [false]
    "specific_buyer": false,
    specific_buyer": "",    		 [True, "0xDD135d5be0a23f6daAAE7D2d0580828c9e09402E"];;
    [False];;
    False;;     		[True, "0xDD135d5be0a23f6daAAE7D2d0580828c9e09402E"]
    [False]
    False
    Quantity * (only for 1+ supplies) Integer "quantity": 4
    "quantity": ""    		 4 4

    And it gives you something like this: JSON, CSV, XLSX (must be downloaded to view it).

Configuration of the sale part of the NFTs

When you want to sell your NFTs, Opensea requires various details according to their Blockchain or supply number.
Note: The maximum duration of sale should be at most 6 months. It must be entered in the form of start date - end date.

Make sure to deposit Ethereum (ETH/WETH) or Polygon (MATIC) on your wallet before proceeding to the sale. Otherwise the bot will cancel the sale. Opensea needs an Ethereum wallet with more than 0.05 ETH or a Polygon wallet with a deposit of any amount. For Ethereum, you have to make a first listing manually before using this bot.

#f03c15   ➜ You have already uploaded your NFTs on OpenSea and you don't want to copy the URLs one by one? Use this tool!

Ethereum Polygon
Supply number equal to 1 Supply number higher than 1 Supply number equal to 1 Supply number higher than 1
Fixed Price Timed Auction
Sell to highest bidder Sell with declining price
Price (ETH) Duration (from a date to an other date or 1 day, 3 days, 1 week, 1 month) Reserve for a specific buyer Price (ETH) Duration (from a date to an other date or 1 day, 3 days, 1 week) (Optional) Reserved Price (WETH) greater than 1 WETH and greater than the Starting Price. Reserve for a specific buyer Starting Price (ETH) Duration (from a date to an other date or 1 day, 3 days, 1 week) Ending Price (ETH) less than the Starting Price. Reserve for a specific buyer Quantity Price (ETH) Duration (from a date to an other date or 1 day, 3 days, 1 week, 1 month) Reserve for a specific buyer Price (ETH) Duration (from a date to an other date or 1 day, 3 days, 1 week, 1 month) Reserve for a specific buyer Quantity Price (ETH) Duration (from a date to an other date or 1 day, 3 days, 1 week, 1 month) Reserve for a specific buyer