Holder Snapshot
Export the holders of any SPL token. Enter a mint address to pull every on-chain token account, aggregate balances by wallet, and download a clean CSV. Read-only — no transaction, no signing.
Connect your wallet (top right) to quick-pick from tokens you hold — or just paste any mint address above.
Export holders of any Solana token
The Holder Snapshot tool pulls a complete, point-in-time list of every wallet that holds a given SPL token. Paste a mint address and it scans all on-chain token accounts, aggregates balances per owner wallet, calculates each wallet's share of supply, and lets you download a clean CSV. It is fully read-only — no transaction, no signing, no wallet connection required — so you can snapshot any token, including ones you don't own.
When to take a snapshot
Snapshots are the backbone of token distribution. Use one to plan an airdrop to current holders, weight a governance vote by balance, distribute staking or revenue rewards, or simply analyze how concentrated a token's ownership is before listing. Because balances change every block, take the snapshot as close as possible to your distribution and keep the exported CSV as your record. The export pairs naturally with the Token Manager when you need to mint rewards, and with token creation when launching a new project.
Frequently asked questions
What is a token holder snapshot?
A snapshot is a point-in-time list of every wallet holding a given SPL token, with each wallet's balance and share of supply. It's the standard input for airdrops, rewards, and governance vote weighting.
Do I need to connect my wallet?
No. The snapshot is read-only and works on any mint address without signing or connecting. Connecting simply lets you quick-pick from tokens you already hold.
How are balances counted per wallet?
The tool scans every on-chain token account for the mint and aggregates balances by owner wallet, so a holder with multiple token accounts is counted once with their combined total. Empty accounts are excluded from the holder count.
What's in the exported CSV?
The CSV contains the full holder list — owner address, human-readable amount, and raw amount — not just the rows shown on screen. It's ready to feed into an airdrop or distribution script.
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