# Displaying crypto art

Now that you have bought your first crypto art piece, you should be able to enjoy it anytime you want, not just on the marketplace where you purchased it. Whether it’s your cellphone’s background, displayed on a digital frame, or showcased in your virtual gallery, you have many ways to display your collection! It’s actually much more flexible than a painting.  

## **Getting the files**

The first step to displaying a piece in your collection is to download the high resolution file. The exact method varies by marketplace so we’ll review some options: 

### **SuperRare** 

You can download pieces in your collection by clicking on your profile, then "Collection", then ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/ImZRKk4OipU1jimhkimq4DnzgGm3958JxySpg3ICclXCCF7LpbBqGNYyMyiNUvmO5nTFFmu0BUexOx292wiEue5yX6YdUW6jDCMsyoj_67Fp3xg3TJMYQuqDM5KsI9D0jjrpJA8k), "Download artwork file".

![Bur0x's SuperRare Collection](/files/-MZuIWY1vLYKY9N5Q8g2)

### **Nifty Gateway**

You can download pieces in your collection by clicking on "Profile", then clicking on any piece you want to download and finally right click on the piece to "Save as".

![Bur0x's Abundance by Beeple](/files/-MZuJ3GuMk4dLagWt35e)

### **Foundation**

You can download pieces in your collection by clicking on "Profile", then clicking on any piece you want to download and finally right click on the piece to "Save as".

![Bur0x's Montréal by Max Bedulenko](/files/-MZuKaeWu9NsneV_jPbF)

### **MakersPlace**

You can download pieces in your collection by clicking on your profile, then "Collection", then click on the piece you are interested to download and under the "Make an Offer" button to the right, you will find a "Download Hi-Res Creation". 

![Bur0x's You Are The Universe by Travis David](/files/-MZuJyd9idlbE8HP6KRL)

If you have connected with the artist, you can also message them and ask for the file, they will usually be happy to send the high resolution version, or crop the original file in the format you would like to fit your digital frame, for example. 


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