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These blanks are pre-made 3D models with UV maps that match the official OP Avatar body types:
  • Male (N-1X) OP Blanks
  • Female (P-4GE) OP Blanks
(View/Download OP Blanks) Creators apply their artwork to the UV template, submit the design, and the OP team generates a final GLB that the creator can publish as a Mintable.

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Overview

This guide walks you through:
  • Downloading OP Wearable Blanks
  • Creating your wearable design for OP Wearable Blanks
  • Submitting your design to the OP Team
  • Receiving your finalized 3D GLB file
  • Uploading the GLB as a Mintable (OP Wearables support coming soon)

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1. Download OP Wearable Blanks

Each blank includes:
  • A 2D Mockup template JPG
  • A GLB (3D model)
  • A UV Map PNG (for precise artwork placement)
  • A Template Key JPG (color-guided layout reference)
Separate blanks exist for:
Make sure to use the correct body type — male/female wearables are not interchangeable.

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2. Create Your Wearable Design

Creators currently have two options:
  • Option A — 2D-Mockup Sheet
  • Option B — Design directly on the UV Map
(Recommended) Best for: most creators, especially those without UV experience.The 2D-Mockup Sheet includes:
  • Front view
  • Back view
  • Left side view
  • Right side view
  • A base color section with HEX input
Creators drop their design elements on top as if designing merch for a printer.screenshot-2D_mockup_example
OP Team will use your completed 2D Mockup to map design onto the UV for you.

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3. Submit Your Design to the OP Team

Until no-code wearable creation is released, OP will help creators apply their designs to Wearable Blanks. Submit:
  • Your 2D-Mockup Sheet (PNG or JPG) or your UV-based texture
  • High quality artwork assets
  • Wearable category (Headwear, Tops, Bottoms, Footwear, etc.)
  • Body type (Male or Female if different designs for each)
  • Notes about material/color intent (optional)
Submission method:\
  1. Open Support Ticket in Discord and choose OP Wearable Submission type.\
  2. **Fill out **OP Wearable Submission Form.
In this phase, OP Wearable submissions are only available to verified OP Creators who are holding an OP Pass NFT.
Turnaround Time: We’re still in the early stage of the OP Wearable pipeline, so the team is hands-on with every submission. Current estimate: 1–2 weeks per wearable. This gives us time to: • review your design
• place artwork accurately on UV Maps
• export, test, and finalize the GLB
• make adjustments if needed If things are busy or your design is complex, we’ll let you know ahead of time.

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4. OP Team Generates Your Wearable GLB

After reviewing your submission:
  • The OP Team applies your artwork to the UV map
  • The wearable is mapped onto the official OP Blank
  • A fully compatible GLB is exported
  • You receive your completed wearable file
This GLB is ready to be uploaded as a Mintable.
Wearable Mintable support will roll out soon.
Until then, store your GLB or use it for previews.

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5. Uploading the Wearable (Coming Soon)

Once Wearable Mintables are fully enabled, your GLB can be uploaded directly inside: Create → Mintable → OP Wearable From there, you’ll:
  • Name the wearable
  • Assign a slot (Headwear, Tops, etc.)
  • Set rarity
  • Add traits
  • Pricing & Supply
  • Mint Period
  • Publish
This section will be expanded once the feature goes live.

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Supported Wearable Categories

  • Headwear
  • Tops
  • Bottoms
  • Footwear
  • Backpack
  • Weapon
  • Body
  • Faceplates

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Video Tutorial

For a detailed walkthrough of creating a wearables with OP Blanks process, watch this playback of our Creator Workshop:

Video Chapters: 00:07 — OP Creator Docs 00:58 — Creating Mintables on OP 01:40 — Creating your own Mintable collection(s) 03:43 — Evergreen vs. Limited edition drops 05:30 — Creating OP Wearables w/ Blanks – early phase plan 07:39 — Overview of the two options to design using OP Blank 11:42 — Submitting your design to the OP Team 17:44 — CryptoJeweler shares his experience in real time 22:35 — How to view and download OP Wearable Blanks files 24:05 — Designing with 2D Mockup Sheet 25:11 — Designing with UV Map 27:39 — Texturing your own UV Map Tutorial 30:43 — Best practices for better results 32:33 — Applying designed UV Map to 3D Wearable (GLB) in Blender

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Need Help?

If you have questions about creating Mintables or need assistance, join our Discord.