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Does anyone know how to set the frame when sharing a Zora mint on Warpcast?

I created a text NFT, but the frame is all wonky when I try and share it. From what I can tell, the frame pulls a thumbnail image, but how do you set that for a text-based NFT? Any thoughts?

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I could. I could also easily mint it as an image using something like Canva.

But there was something so alluring about Zora's ability to just type something and mint it.

It's a little disappointing to see it almost work, but not quite.

Can you mint a PDF? That's what I would do

Also, I will mint the hell out of that whatever it is! Word art is so unrepresented. Might have turned Robert Montgomery's head though. Try exporting your text as PDF: upload that file with the + button (Ostensibly accepts PDFs)

Thank you kindly! I agree, word art has a ton of under-explored promise.

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Yes, I could upload a PDF or an image, but the ability to just type directly into Zora is so tantalizing. 

As always, the devil is in the details.

Wish I knew. The first time I published an essay on Zora (before frames), I used a PDF. I'd rather use HTML, but I struggle to get the details right.

Now I just publish the full text on Paragraph and the image on Zora, with a link to the full text in the Zora description field. Still have trouble with text.