Generating wallets means creating fresh random addresses locally. It sends no transaction, costs no gas and never touches a server — the addresses exist only on this device.
- Enter how many you needType a count and hit generate. There is no upper limit, but a very large batch will freeze the browser for a moment.
- Back up immediatelyThe keys live in this page only; a refresh wipes them. Copy all is fine for pasting somewhere right away. Download as CSV gives you a file with headers, which is the better option for keeping long term.
- Check the backup opensOpen the file and look: one address per private key, no missing rows, no garbled text. If Excel shows mojibake, open it as UTF-8.
- Then start fundingOnce it is backed up, fund these wallets in stages with private transfer, or send to them directly. Funding before backing up is the same as throwing the money away.
Never do this · Generated wallets have no seed phrase
What you get are standalone private keys, not one seed phrase. Lose the key and the wallet is gone — there is no mnemonic to restore from. Keep the backup offline: no screenshots in a group chat, no plain-text copy in cloud storage.