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# Airdropping NFTs
Airdropping NFTs refers to sending NFTs for free to a specific group of individuals or to the wider public. Airdrops can be used as a marketing strategy to promote a new project or to reward existing supporters of a project.
When you airdrop, you mint the NFT for them. This means by airdropping you will pay the gas fee and mint fee. You can batch airdrop up to 250 wallet addresses in one transaction. All transactions including airdrop are optimized with our Smart Contracts.
### How to Airdrop
From your NiftyKit dashboard, go to the **\[Metadata]** tab and click on **"Airdrop".**
Airdrop button in your drop collection dashboard in NiftyKit
{% hint style="warning" %}
Please note: **ENS is currently not supported,** use only complete wallet addresses
{% endhint %}
To do a batch airdrop, you must list the wallet addresses along with the corresponding quantities of NFTs you intend to send in a CSV file. Make sure to follow the provided template below, otherwise, it will not be read by our system. \
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Download the sample CSV file below:
{% file src="/files/UeQx9mAyoVY62RRNf51A" %}
CSV template for batch airdrop
{% endfile %}
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