NFTs can serve as tools for digital legacy management, but their suitability is nuanced. They enable unique, blockchain-verified ownership of digital assets like art, documents, or virtual items, ensuring authenticity and permanence. Smart contracts can automate inheritance, transferring assets to heirs upon predefined conditions, enhancing security and transparency. However, volatility in NFT markets, high transaction costs, and environmental concerns from energy-intensive blockchains pose challenges. Legal recognition of NFTs as inheritance assets varies, and technical barriers may complicate access for non-tech-savvy heirs. While promising for preserving digital legacies, NFTs require careful planning, clear legal frameworks, and consideration of long-term platform stability to be effective.