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Builder Portal

Upload a Ship

Three ways to bring your build to Charon. Pick whichever fits how you work.

What are you listing?
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How are you uploading?

All three methods produce the same result. Use whichever you have.

Drop your .nmsship or JSON file here or click to browse
Max 8 MB · .nmsship / .zip, or a .json / .txt ship export from a save editor / NMS Model IO Tool
Before you scan

Name your ship below, set your friend code on your account, then be at a Space Station, In Space, or your Freighter with multiplayer open. The bot warps in, reads the corvette — parts and colours — and warps out. When it’s done you land back here to finish the listing.

Add the Ferryman as a friend in NMS so it can reach you — friend code NF6T-5H4X-19YJC. Open the in-game friend menu and add it; the bot accepts automatically.

Paste the ship's save-editor JSON export — the full Objects array. Colours and materials come through: they're encoded per part in the export, the same as an in-game build.
No file needed. This build will appear on your builder profile only — not in the main catalog. Visitors can see the photos, specs, and credit line, but won’t be able to order or download. Perfect for portfolio work, experimental builds, or anything you want to show off without parting with the file.
Approximate total number of parts in the build. Shown on your ship’s detail page so visitors know its scale.
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Tell us about it

This is what shows up in the catalog. Be honest, be specific, be proud.

Pick one or more. The first you pick is the primary — it's the one that shows on your catalog card. The others stay searchable but don't clutter the card.
All three methods are equal-weight on the catalog. Tag honestly so shoppers can filter the way they prefer.
Check every camera setup this corvette's cockpit supports. Shoppers can filter the catalog by P.O.V., so verify these in-game before you check them.
Comma-separated. Helps users find your ship beyond the category filter.
2,000 characters max.
Users see which platforms you've verified the ship loads on.
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Amenities

Mark which usable tech you've built into the ship. These are the in-game stations and modules someone gets when they receive your build.

These show alongside the standard amenities on your ship's catalog page.
Short, sharp warnings about functional constraints — separate each with a comma. Rendered in red on the ship's catalog page so shoppers see them BEFORE they order. 500 characters max.
Add the display names of anyone who helped build this ship. They'll get a notification with Accept / Decline. Accepted collaborators appear on this ship's credit line AND in their own builder profile's catalog.
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Photos

Add 3 to 15 photos and pick what each one shows. The Hero is your catalog thumbnail — make it count.

0 / 15 · minimum 3
JPG, PNG, or WebP · max 8 MB each. Pick a label for every photo — the Hero is your catalog thumbnail.
YouTube or TikTok only. One URL. Adds a "Watch on YouTube/TikTok" button to the ship's catalog page. Leave blank if you don't have a video.
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Where should it live?

You can change this later from your account.

All five steps look complete. Ready to send.

Ship received.

If your build is under 6,000 parts, it's already live in the public catalog. Larger builds head to mod review — typical turnaround is 24 hours, and you'll get a Discord DM either way. You can find it in My uploads on your account anytime.