Need help with a 5031-piece Collector Mint Page workflow on Sepolia

Manifold Support
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Hi, I’m testing on Sepolia testnet and I want to launch a 5031-piece PFP collection using a Collector Mint Page.

My wallet address:
0x8D7775…0F31

What I am trying to do:
I want to create a sales page where buyers mint directly from the page, pay gas themselves, and receive the NFT with its final image and final attributes immediately if possible. I would prefer not to do a separate manual reveal step.

The workflow I used:

  • Create
  • Edition
  • Collector Mint Page
  • ERC-721
  • Select contract
  • Upload one pre-reveal media asset
  • Set mint rules:
    • fixed supply: 5031
    • not numbered
    • Sepolia testnet
  • Set audience:
    • Anyone
    • max per wallet: 10
  • Publish the page
  • Then go back to Edit and try to upload a CSV with 5031 rows in Custom Reveal

The issue:
When I try to upload the CSV in Custom Reveal, I get this error:

“Number of assets cannot be more than 1”

Why I am confused:

  • I already published the page
  • I am following the Collector Mint Page flow
  • I previously uploaded a 5031-row CSV on another Edition Page using what seemed like the same workflow
  • In the setup UI, I also saw a note saying that Custom Reveal is limited to 100 assets unless I contact support

Other related issues I encountered:

  • “Data Sync Issue”
  • “Issue with arweave network, please try again later”

My questions:

  1. Is my workflow correct for a 5031-piece PFP drop on Sepolia?
  2. Is Custom Reveal self-serve limited to 100 assets?
  3. If yes, can Manifold raise that limit for a 5031-piece drop?
  4. Why does the editor say “Number of assets cannot be more than 1”?
  5. If I want buyers to mint directly into the final metadata without a later reveal step, is Custom Reveal the wrong approach?
  6. What is the correct way to include per-token attributes/traits in this setup?

Browser:
Chrome

Wallet:
MetaMask

I can also provide screenshots if needed. Thank you.

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Hey, thanks for laying all of this out so clearly.

At the moment, Manifold Studio is not really built for this kind of PFP drop workflow, so I don’t think it’s the right fit for what you’re trying to do here.

That said, we’d still love to learn more about the project and what kind of experience you want collectors to have. There may be another setup that works better for your use case, and if you’re open to it, we’d be happy to talk it through with you.

Feel free to share more here, or reach out to us at studio@manifold.xyz, and we can take a closer look.

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Thank you for the honest reply.

I’m an illustrator, and going deep into coding or custom contract development is quite difficult for me.

For me, this project isn’t only about selling NFTs — it feels more like creating a home for the characters of my project, EBISU.

That’s why I was drawn to Manifold. It feels much more artistic and creator-centered, which felt right for the spirit of the project.

So honestly, it’s a little sad to hear that Manifold Studio may not be the best fit for this kind of PFP drop workflow.

Still, I really appreciate the honest guidance — it helps me move forward with more clarity.