# Viewing Your Digital Artifact: A Comprehensive Guide
Welcome to our step-by-step guide on how to view your digital artifact using a block explorer or through a self-verified method. This documentation is designed to provide you with clear, concise instructions to easily access and visualize your digital artifact.
**Method 1: Using an Ordinal Explorer**: This method is ideal for users who prefer a quick and easy way to view their Digital Artifacts using online tools.
**Method 2: Running a Bitcoin Full Node**: For those who value self-sufficiency and want to delve deeper into the technicalities, we offer a detailed walkthrough on viewing your digital artifact in an independently verified manner.
*We are not sponsored by any specific tools, platforms, or services mentioned in this documentation. These resources are provided solely for your convenience and to enhance your understanding of the process.*
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