# Custom tokens

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In this video, Pablo will show you how to create and save custom tokens. Continue to [Session 8: Adjusting Metadata](/generator/curating-your-collection/metadata.md) to learn about metadata settings in Bueno.
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Want to insure a particular combination of traits shows up in your token set? How about an *ultra-rare* token with characteristics or combinations that are totally unique? You can use Bueno’s **custom token** feature to create 1/1 tokens!

To create a custom token, first, navigate to **Manage >** **Custom Tokens**, then select **+ New Custom Token**. You also have the option to bulk import new files to create truly unique 1/1s.&#x20;

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From the token edit window, you can name your token, select desired traits, rearrange layers by clicking and dragging, and turn layers on or off. The option to upload a custom token file is also available from the edit window.

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Next, go to the **preview tab** and regenerate your token set. The custom token filter will show up at the top of the filters menu on the left for easy viewing.

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If you really like a trait combination and don't want to lose it with a new generation, you can also save any token from the preview menu as a 1/1. just click on the token you want to save to bring up the token's preview window.

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### Custom Tokens and Metadata

Your 1/1 tokens will not be identified as custom tokens in the metadata. If you build a custom token from your available attributes, only that attribute metadata will appear in the final generation.

If you upload a new file for your 1/1, you'll have the chance to manually customize the name of the traits that you would like to include in the metadata.&#x20;

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