# Upload Assets + Json 

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#### FV Deployment Docs

* FV JSON file Structure

Name\
Description\
Image file name

```
  {    "name": "Fractal Vision #0",    "description": "A unique piece from the...",    "image": "0.jpg",  }
```

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1\. You need a folder with these .json files for each image. \
2\. You can also add traits if needed.<br>

* Ai Assisted

It’s pretty easy to create a file like this with Claude, ChatGPT. ( You can feed your own names & descriptions into the prompt or ask for image recognition to create that info for you along with traits on Claude up to 20 images at a time. Claude will even rename the media files for you to start with 0.jpg to save in a new folder. )&#x20;

This program help validate your Json file structure if you want to double check when adding complexity with traits.

{% embed url="<https://jsonlint.com/>" %}

* FV File Folder Structure ***📁***

Make sure files for both images/json start at 0 and ascend to match each other. Metadata points to images to match on the front end of the marketplace. \
\
\&#xNAN;***Json 📁***\
0.json\
1.json \
2.json&#x20;

***Jpeg 📁***\
0.jpg \
1.jpg\
2.jpg&#x20;

Make sure the total number is on the review stage before you deploy. \
For the example above it should show 6 total files are being pinned.&#x20;

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When these files are successfully uploaded in each field on the “Assets + JSON” tab of the drop page you can go to fill out collection information and review.&#x20;

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Once you have that ready. Let us know if you want more help or want us to take a look at anything.

If you deploy a smart contract please send us the contract address or name of collection to add to the marketplace for listing.&#x20;

Then we can coordinate on posting about the project on social media. Take your time. Make art.


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