The problem MintGPT solves

Our project addresses several problems and offers various benefits to users:

i. Image Creation: Using their prompts, users can quickly create high-quality, original photos. Since there is no longer a requirement for in-depth graphic design expertise or the use of stock photos, a wide spectrum of people and companies can use it.

ii. NFT Creation: Our project gives users the ability to tokenize and authenticate their generated photos as NFTs by connecting with the Tezos blockchain. New chances to monetize their work, establish provenance, and take part in the burgeoning NFT ecosystem are now available to artists, makers, and collectors.

iii. Reduced Prices and Time: It can be expensive and time-consuming to create unique pictures and illustrations from scratch. Our technology drastically cuts the time and expenses involved with conventional design workflows by automating picture production.

iv. Inspiration for the Arts: For designers and artists looking for inspiration for their work, AI-powered image production can be a useful tool. Users can enter particular prompts or phrases to explore different visual notions, which might help them find new ideas or break through creative blockages.

v. Expanded Possibilities: The fusion of blockchain-based NFTs and AI picture production opens up novel possibilities. Users can develop virtual galleries, digital collectibles, interactive experiences, and more, adding to the decentralised ownership and changing landscape of digital art.

Overall, by offering a practical and effective method for creating images and utilising the potential of blockchain technology for tokenizing and exchanging digital goods, our idea empowers bot

Challenges we ran into

Speaking of hurdles, the smart contracts, the documentation for such and online support for it was comparitively less and it took a lot time to connect the dots over the web, and later help was offered through the forums and the sponsor team itself through Discord which made the process much easier for us.
Other such hurdles moslty include the usual bugs and typos any general dev faces in production, which we fixed as well. the use of react was a little frictional due to the initial use of it of one of my team members, lest rest was dealt of.