<NFTCard />

The NFTCard component provides an easy way to view any NFT. Just enter the NFT contract address and token Id and include the child components you want to render.

Prerequisites

Before using the NFTCard component, ensure you've completed the Getting Started steps.

To use the NFTCard component, you'll need to provide an API Key in OnchainKitProvider. You can get one following our Getting Started steps.

Starting a new project

If you're starting a new project, we recommend using create onchain to scaffold your project.

npm create onchain@latest

Adding to an existing project

If you're adding NFTCard to an existing project, simply install OnchainKit.

npm install @coinbase/onchainkit

Wrap the <OnchainKitProvider /> around your app, following the steps in Getting Started.

Quickstart

The NFTCardDefault component is a simplified version of the NFTCard component, designed to streamline the integration process for developers. Instead of manually defining each subcomponent, developers can use this shorthand version which renders our suggested implementation of the component and includes NFTTitle, NFTMedia, NFTOwner, NFTLastSoldPrice and NFTNetwork.

import { NFTCardDefault } from '@coinbase/onchainkit/nft'; 
 
<NFTCardDefault
  contractAddress='0xb4703a3a73aec16e764cbd210b0fde9efdab8941'
  tokenId='1'
/>  

If you'd like more customization you can follow the steps below to customize which subcomponents are rendered.

import { NFTCard } from '@coinbase/onchainkit/nft'; 
 
<NFTCard
  contractAddress='0xb4703a3a73aec16e764cbd210b0fde9efdab8941'
  tokenId='1'
> 
</NFTCard>

import { NFTCard } from '@coinbase/onchainkit/nft';
import {
  NFTLastSoldPrice, 
  NFTMedia, 
  NFTNetwork, 
  NFTOwner, 
  NFTTitle, 
} from '@coinbase/onchainkit/nft/view'; 
 
<NFTCard 
  contractAddress='0xb4703a3a73aec16e764cbd210b0fde9efdab8941' 
  tokenId='1'
> 
  <NFTMedia />
  <NFTTitle />
  <NFTOwner />
  <NFTLastSoldPrice />
  <NFTNetwork />
</NFTCard>

That's it! You've now created an NFT card.

Customization

Add the NFTCard subcomponents in any order

If you prefer to have the title above the media, you can easily change the order of the subcomponents and they will render in the new order.

<NFTCard 
  contractAddress='0xb4703a3a73aec16e764cbd210b0fde9efdab8941' 
  tokenId='1'
> 
  <NFTTitle />
  <NFTMedia />
  <NFTTitle />
</NFTCard>
 

Customize the <NFTMedia /> aspect ratio

By default, we display all media scaled to fit the card. If you would prefer to show the media at its original aspect ratio you can set square={false} on the <NFTMedia /> component.

<NFTCard 
  contractAddress='0xb4703a3a73aec16e764cbd210b0fde9efdab8941' 
  tokenId='1'
> 
  <NFTMedia square={false} />
</NFTCard>
 

Override styles

We recommend style customization by setting a custom OnchainKit theme. You can also override individual component styles using className.

<NFTCard 
  contractAddress='0xb4703a3a73aec16e764cbd210b0fde9efdab8941' 
  tokenId='1'
>
  <NFTMedia/>
  <NFTTitle className='text-[#EA580C]'/>
</NFTCard>
 

Advanced Usage

Bring your own data

The default NFTCard implementation uses Coinbase Developer Platform to provide the data and requires an API key. If you would like to use your own data, you can use the useNFTData prop to pass in a hook which fetches the NFT data from a source of your choice. As long as this hook returns an object with the same shape as the NFTData type, the NFTCard will render.

 
function useNFTData() {  
  return {  
    title: 'My NFT',  
    imageUrl: 'https://example.com/image.png',  
  }  
}  
 
export default function NFTComponent() {
  return (
    <NFTCard 
      contractAddress='0xb4703a3a73aec16e764cbd210b0fde9efdab8941' 
      tokenId='1'
      useNFTData={useNFTData}
    >
      <NFTMedia/>
      <NFTTitle />
    </NFTCard>
  );
}

Listening to the component lifecycle

You can use our NFT LifecycleStatus and the onStatus prop to listen to transaction states.

NFTCard has 4 lifecycle states:

• init - The component is initialized
• error - The component has encountered an error
• mediaLoading - The media is loading
• success - The media has been loaded

import type { LifecycleStatus } from '@coinbase/onchainkit/nft'; 
 
const statusHandler = (status: LifecycleStatus) => { 
  const { statusName, statusData } = status; 
  switch (statusName) { 
    case 'success': 
      // handle success 
    case 'error': 
      // handle error
    default: 
      // handle 'init' state
  } 
} 
 
<NFTCard
  onStatus={statusHandler}
  contractAddress='0xb4703a3a73aec16e764cbd210b0fde9efdab8941' 
  tokenId='1'
>
  <NFTMedia />
</NFTCard>
 

Example use cases

• Display your favorite NFT: Create your own gallery showcasing your favorite NFTs
• Display a minted in game avatar: Allow your users to mint and then view a minted avatar

Components

The NFTCard component can be customized with the following components:

• <NFTMedia square={boolean}/> - The media for the NFT, this includes support for images, videos and audio NFTs.
• <NFTTitle /> - The title of the NFT.
• <NFTOwner /> - Displays the Owners Avatar, name or address and badge (if applicable).
• <NFTLastSoldPrice /> - The last sold price of the NFT in native currency and USD.
• <NFTNetwork /> - The network the NFT is on, currently only BASE NFTs are supported.

Props

• LifecycleStatus
• NFTCardReact
• NFTData