Send NFTs
Approve the NFT contract once, then paste recipient,tokenID pairs — up to 200 per batch, longer lists are split into multiple transactions.
NFT contract
Enter the NFT contract (ERC-721) you want to send from. Batch sending needs one approval that lets the batch contract move these NFTs.
Recipient and token ID
One per line: recipient,TokenIDEntering addresses only is fine. After upload, or when you choose Auto-fill TokenID, only token IDs actually held by this wallet are used. Up to 200 items per transaction; larger lists are split automatically.
Upload a file (CSV / TXT)
Or drop the file here
Two columns: recipient, token ID. Addresses alone work too — use “Fill token IDs” below.
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Batch NFT transfer — many NFTs, many wallets, one run
Batch NFT transfer sends NFTs you own to a list of wallets, either one NFT to many addresses or many NFTs to many addresses. It turns a giveaway or a migration into a handful of confirmations instead of one wallet popup per NFT.
- NFTs per transaction
- up to 200
- Input
- address,tokenId per line — paste only addresses and the tool fills the IDs in as 1, 2, 3 …
- Long lists
- split into several transactions of 200 automatically
How it works
1. Pick the network and the collection
ERC-721 and ERC-1155 are both supported; the tool reads the collection so it knows which transfer method to call.
2. Build the recipient list
One row per transfer: address plus token id, and an amount when the collection is ERC-1155. Paste the list or upload a file.
3. Review the ownership check
Rows whose token id is not in the sending wallet are flagged before anything is sent, so a typo cannot burn a batch.
4. Approve and run
One approval per collection, then the transfers run in batches of 200 rows so each transaction stays inside the gas limit.
FAQ
- What approval does the tool need?
- A single setApprovalForAll per collection, or a per-token approval if you prefer. The approval is separate from the transfers and can be revoked afterwards.
- Can I send several NFTs to the same wallet?
- Yes. Each row is one transfer, so the same address can appear many times with a different token id each time.
- What happens if I do not own a token in the list?
- That row is flagged during the review step and skipped, so the rest of the batch still goes through.
- Is there a limit on the list length?
- Long lists are split into batches, and you confirm the batches as they go rather than signing one impossible transaction.
