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# Import NFTs

**Step 1**: On the SubWallet homepage, hit the "**NFTs**" tab at the bottom of the screen.

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**Step 2**: Tap the "**Add NFT**" button at the upper right corner of the screen.

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**Step 3**: Enter the NFT details. You will need to specify the network on which you have the NFT and the NFT contract address. Then hit "**Import NFT**".

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SubWallet will automatically perform an on-chain search to fill in details such as NFT type and NFT collection name.

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**Step 4**: You will be redirected to the "**Your collections**" screen. Your newly imported NFT (in this case, *Galxe - Squid Wif Top Hat*) will be visible there.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
Make sure that one of your account(s) in SubWallet owns the NFT you want to import. Otherwise, it won't appear in the wallet, even if you know NFT's network and contract address.
{% endhint %}


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