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# Tutorial on Batch Generating Wallets for Solana

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Batch Generation of Solana Wallets | Generate a Specified Number of Addresses | Safe and Free

Simply input the number of wallets you want to generate, and you can easily obtain wallet addresses, mnemonic phrases, private keys, and other information. This is achieved locally without network connection, ensuring safety and reliability. It also supports one-click export of wallet information.
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### How to Use the Solana Batch Wallet Generation Tool

1. Open the SlerfTools batch generation SOL wallet page.
2. Set the number of wallet addresses you want to generate.
3. Click "Generate Now" and wait for the local execution to complete.
4. Copy the generated wallet information or download the spreadsheet.
5. Save the generated wallet information and import it into other wallets.
6. Wallet generation is performed entirely on your local computer.&#x20;

It is recommended to disconnect from the internet (disable WIFI or unplug the network cable) while generating wallets.

### Preparation:

1. A computer or a smartphone
2. Solana Wallet (Phantom Wallet installation tutorial)

### Steps:

1. Open the SlerfTools batch wallet generation page.
2. Batch generate SOL wallets: <https://slerf.tools/en-us/wallet-creator/solana>
3. Enter the SlerfTools batch SOL wallet address generation page, and you can switch the language in the top right corner.

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1. Set the number of wallet addresses you want to generate.

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1. Click "Generate Now" and wait for the local execution to complete.

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1. Copy the generated wallet information or download the spreadsheet.&#x20;

The generated address information includes mnemonic phrases, private keys, and Base58 private keys, compatible with multiple formats.&#x20;

If there are many addresses, it is recommended to download the spreadsheet for easier management.

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**Safety Reminder:**

Wallet generation is performed on the user's local computer. The website cannot and will never store your private keys. It is recommended to disconnect from the internet (disable WIFI or unplug the network cable) while generating wallets.

The latest 256-bit, 32-byte random seed is used to randomly generate private keys, and public keys are generated using keccak-256 to match the corresponding format address based on user settings. There is no need to worry about being hacked!
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