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# Decentraland

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All NFTs that are listed on the MetaHi marketplace are supported in Decentraland!
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To use your 3D NFTs in Decentraland, follow these steps:

1. Obtain a 3D model of your asset and download it from our website. \
   You may follow the steps described here ➡ [How to redeem my 3D asset?](/metahi/faq/collectors/how-to-redeem-my-3d-asset.md)
2. Go to [Decentraland Builder](https://builder.decentraland.org/) and log into your Decentraland account.
3. Select 'BUILD SCENES' from the Overview menu.

![](/files/quuX99ThJwuurLKwFtcC)

4. Select one of your 'SCENES' or create a new one.

![](/files/YuWbAarUNgrxgdZeMjMu)

5. Click create asset pack.

![](/files/IZii4E9KCITJkFaCO2cz)

6. Upload your 3D model that was saved onto your device in the 1st step of this tutorial by clicking 'IMPORT'.

![](/files/UzCQdAEHLkQdo5thDi91)

7. Have fun building your next Decentralized world!

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TIP: You can adjust the scale of the asset by clicking the "R" button or selecting "TOGGLE SCALING" at the top menu.
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![](/files/V21Iyoe7TvrjdXazu54U)


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