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# Marketplace Plugin

### Introduction

The Marketplace Plugin Generator is a powerful tool designed to help users easily create, customize, and deploy their own NFT marketplace plugins. This generator streamlines the process of setting up a personalized marketplace, allowing users to focus on showcasing their unique NFT collections and connecting with their target audience.

Whether you are an artist, a game developer, or a business owner, the Marketplace Plugin Generator provides you with the flexibility and control needed to design a marketplace that reflects your brand and vision.

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Easily create your own no-code marketplace, configure how your marketplace should look like by using the options on the left column and then copy the code provided below and paste it on your website.\
Looking for a more customized solution? Check out [Marketplace SDK](/dg-live/developer-resources/marketplace-sdk.md)


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