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# Convert in-game items into NFT items for trading

NFT items can be created by converting in-game items following below steps:

**Step 1:** Click on "Inventory" button of main UI.

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**Step 2:** Click on "Convert to NFT" button of "In-game" tab of Inventory UI.

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**Step 3:** Click on **Available** items to choose which items you want to convert into NFT items.

***Notice that you can only convert items that are the same type as the first chosen one for each conversion progression.***

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**Step 4:Select supported chain &** Confirm the transaction and wallet address.

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**Step 5:** Waiting for the conversion complete.

**Step 6:** Converted items are NFT items now. You can take a quick look in the "On Chain" tab of Inventory UI.

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**Step 7:** You can manage the NFT items in the [**"Inventory"**](https://testnet-marketplace.monsterra.io/#/inventory) page for trading.

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