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Hide Files on NFT

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In this post you will be able to learn how to hide anything on a image file and later upload it on OpenSea as NFT

Requirements:

  • Python 3.* installed
  • An image file
  • OpenSea Account

Download Python: https://www.python.org/downloads/

Okay let's get started!

git clone https://github.com/0x017/bind-it.git
cd bind-it
python3 bind-it.py

image.png

Options:

  1. Bind files to image
  2. Unbind files from image
  3. Read Hex from file
  4. Download a random image
  5. Exit

Now we chose option 1

Picture name to bind files: photo.jpg
File name to bind into photo.jpg : LICENSE ( you can import any other filetype ".zip, .jpg, .exe" you name it, but in this case I select LICENSE because I'm lazy. )

As you can see "LICENSE has been bindend to photo.jpg successfully!"
and the image loads just fine :)

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So what we did until now?

  • we added LICENSE to photo.jpg
  • deleted the original LICENSE file
  • and we managed to bring it back to a new file

Quite simple right? so our photo.jpg also contains another file, it can be whatever you want and now we can upload it to OpenSea, mint it and save ur files forever.

image.png

We have minted our NFT on OpenSea, now we need to make sure that our LICENSE file is still there

peek_2021_10_22_16_11.gif

This is no Rocket Science but it makes me wonder why some dummy NFT's sell for that much.

Anyway I hope you find it funny and entertaining feel free to collab with me on this repo, I'm quite active and easy to reach out.

Hide Files on NFT | Ecency