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One upload doesn’t have to mean one inscription. In Nintondo’s Inscriber, the number beneath a file controls how many copies you ask it to inscribe. For a simple example, upload one image and leave all other entries empty: → Count 1 requests one inscription. → Count 3 requests three inscriptions using that same image. Three means three in total, not the original plus three extras. Each inscription successfully created has its own inscription ID, even when the artwork is identical. Here’s the easy-to-miss part: the Files section can still show “Total 1” because you uploaded one file. Under Details, “Total Files” counts the requested copies, so this example shows 3. Those numbers answer different questions: how many files you added, and how many inscriptions you are asking to create. Before choosing Inscribe and signing: → Check the selected chain and the file preview. → Check the number beneath each file. → Check Total Files across the whole order. → Review the updated You pay estimate. After submission, check History for the order’s progress and resulting inscriptions. The count you requested is not proof that every inscription has completed. One artwork can become several inscriptions. Make that a choice, not a surprise.

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