Solana airdrop tool
Airdrop any Solana token to its holders
Snapshot a token's holders or upload a list. Your tokens are locked on chain, and each holder claims their share. 1 SOL per airdrop, for up to 1.5 million wallets.
- Up to 1.5M wallets
- Token-2022 ready
- Verifiable on-chain
How a Solana airdrop works on Solz
You pick a token and the recipients, lock the tokens in one transaction, and holders claim their share on the airdrop's own page. Nothing to code or host.
Pick the token
Any SPL or Token-2022 token in your wallet, transfer-fee tokens included. Paste a mint address if it isn't listed.
Choose who gets it
Snapshot a token's holders at a time you pick, or upload a CSV or Excel list. Pools, bonding curves, vaults, burn addresses and your own wallet are left out of a snapshot automatically, and you can exclude any other wallet.
Split the amount
In proportion to holdings, in tiers, the same for every wallet, or the exact amounts on your list. A minimum balance and a cap per wallet are optional.
Lock and publish
One wallet transaction locks the tokens in the airdrop's on-chain escrow and pays the Solz fee. After a snapshot you get time to check the list, edit it and approve it before it goes on chain.
Holders claim
Claims open at the time you set and stay open for 7 to 180 days. Holders connect a wallet on the airdrop's page and claim. When the window closes, unclaimed tokens come back to you.
What a Solana airdrop costs
A flat 1 SOL per airdrop on mainnet, whether it reaches 100 wallets or 1.5 million. Each holder pays for their own claim, so you don't pay to send tokens to wallets that never use them.
A token-account deposit of about 0.0015 SOL for every wallet that has none yet, used or not, plus a fee per transfer.
Flat, for the creator. Each holder who claims pays about 0.0008 SOL for their own claim.
- Creator1 SOL
- A flat Solz fee per airdrop, for any number of wallets up to 1.5 million, plus the network fee for one transaction (less than 0.001 SOL). The fee covers every network deposit the airdrop needs, including the claim vaults, and unclaimed tokens come back free.
- Each holderAbout 0.0008 SOL
- Their own claim, in fees and rent. About 0.0015 SOL more if their wallet has no account for the token yet.
The fee is read from the airdrop program on mainnet and the deposits from the network's current rent. To try it first, switch the network at the bottom of the page to Devnet, where the SOL is free.
Why holders claim instead of you sending
A claim airdrop costs you one flat fee instead of a deposit per wallet, and gives you back what nobody takes.
Only interested holders pay to receive
Sending to every wallet makes you pay a token-account deposit for each one, including wallets nobody uses. With a claim, each holder pays the small cost of their own claim.
Unclaimed tokens come back
Tokens nobody claims return to you when the window closes, instead of sitting in dead wallets.
Millions of wallets, one transaction
You sign once to lock the tokens. The list is split into claim vaults of 12,000 wallets each, up to 1.5 million wallets, without signing a transaction per batch.
Holders opt in
Nothing lands in a wallet uninvited, so the airdrop doesn't look like the spam tokens wallets hide.
Locked on chain, and checkable by anyone
Your tokens sit in an escrow run by the Solz Airdrop program, not in a wallet anyone holds the key to.
The escrow can only pay this airdrop's claim vaults, or return leftovers and unclaimed tokens to the creator. Nobody, Solz.app included, can redirect the tokens or change when claims open.
The list of recipients is fixed by a merkle root posted on chain. Each airdrop's Verify page rebuilds that root in your browser from the published list, so anyone can check that the list is the one the chain pays.
The program is at SoLZnxKBZoq9cZFdGScjyKQJs6D5CZc5age8HV6HRYR on mainnet and devnet.
Questions about Solana airdrops
Short answers. The full guide covers each step with screenshots.
How much does it cost to airdrop tokens on Solana with Solz?
1 SOL per airdrop on mainnet, for any number of wallets up to 1.5 million, plus the network fee for one transaction. Holders pay their own claims, about 0.0008 SOL each, or about 0.0023 SOL when their wallet needs a new token account.
How many wallets can one airdrop reach?
Up to 1.5 million. The list is split into claim vaults of 12,000 wallets each, and the fee covers all of them.
Which tokens can I airdrop?
Any SPL token, and Token-2022 tokens including those with a transfer fee. Tokens with a transfer hook, non-transferable tokens, tokens whose new accounts start frozen and tokens with a permanent delegate can't be airdropped. A token with a freeze authority can, and holders see a note about it.
Can I leave out liquidity pools, exchanges and team wallets?
Yes. A snapshot leaves out pools, bonding curves, vaults and other program-owned holders, burn addresses and your own wallet automatically. You can name any other wallets to exclude, and after the snapshot you can review the list, skip wallets or change amounts before it goes on chain.
How long do holders have to claim, and what happens to unclaimed tokens?
You choose a claim window of 7 to 180 days. When it closes, every unclaimed token goes back to your wallet.
How do holders claim?
They open the airdrop's page, connect a Solana wallet and click Claim, then approve one transaction. Anyone can check whether an address qualifies without connecting a wallet.
Can I test an airdrop before using real tokens?
Yes. Switch the network at the bottom of the page to Devnet. Everything works the same, and devnet SOL is free from the Solana faucet.
Ready to airdrop your token?
It takes a few minutes: pick the token, choose the recipients, and approve one transaction.