Pixels.com Launches Platform for Printing NFTs

Transform Your NFTs into Canvas Prints, T-Shirts, Puzzles, and More

Pixels.com, the world’s largest art marketplace, has launched a new feature which allows NFT owners to print their NFTs as canvas prints, t-shirts, puzzles, and hundreds of other print-on-demand products.

2021 saw a surge in public awareness and popularity of NFTs – collectible items that exist in the digital world. Pixels’ technology transforms digital into physical. With just a few clicks, anyone who owns an NFT can purchase physical products made from their NFT artwork.

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“This is one of the most exciting times in the history of our business,” noted Sean Broihier, CEO of Pixels. “We’ve spent the past 15+ years building software to help people transform their personal photos into physical products, and with the recent rise of NFTs, it was a natural fit to expand our printing capabilities to the NFT community. The response from NFT owners has been incredible.”

Anyone who owns an image-based NFT on the Ethereum blockchain can transform their NFT into hundreds of physical products in a matter of seconds by simply copying and pasting their wallet address onto the following webpage: https://pixels.com/printnfts. Pixels then retrieves the NFT artwork from the wallet and uses the artwork to generate 3D, photorealistic previews of each available product. When the NFT owner selects a product to purchase, Pixels manufactures and ships the product via a network of 16 global manufacturing centers. All products are manufactured in 3 – 4 business days and shipped directly to buyers with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

“There’s simply no easier way to transform your NFTs into physical products,” noted Sean Broihier, CEO of Fine Art America. “We’ve helped millions of people turn their personal photos into works of art, and we’re very excited to introduce our technology to the NFT community.”

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