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Devnet Faucet

Get free devnet SOL to test Solstack's tools, or your own, without spending real SOL.

Open Devnet Faucet ↗Solana Devnet Faucet overview

Step by step

  1. Step 1Connect walletThe SOL goes to the connected wallet.
  2. Step 2Switch to DevnetThere is no faucet on mainnet.
  3. Step 3Two tasksFollow Solstack on X and subscribe on YouTube. Opening each link marks it done in this browser.
  4. Step 4Pick an amount and request0.25, 0.5 or 1 SOL. No signature needed.
  5. Step 5SOL arrivesUsually within a few seconds; the balance updates on its own.

What devnet SOL is for

Devnet is a full Solana network where SOL has no value. Solstack's tools work there the same way they do on mainnet, so you can create a token, run a multisend or lock tokens with test SOL first. See devnet vs. mainnet.

Where the SOL comes from

Solstack's own devnet faucet first: a funded wallet that sends up to 1 SOL per request. If it's empty or you've hit its limit, the page falls back to Solana's public faucet.

Limits

Requests are limited per wallet and per IP address. When you hit the limit, the message says roughly when to try again. The public fallback has its own limits and sometimes answers with a generic error; wait, or ask for a smaller amount.

The two tasks

Before your first request, the faucet asks you to follow Solstack on X and subscribe on YouTube. It can't check either, so opening each link counts as done, remembered in this browser.

Devnet SOL has no value and can't be moved to mainnet.

What it costs

Free.

Troubleshooting

"The faucet wallet is empty right now"Solstack's faucet is out of SOL, and the public faucet also failed. Try again later.
Rate-limitedWait until the time in the message, or ask for a smaller amount.
Can't request on mainnetSwitch the top-bar toggle to Devnet.

FAQ

Can I get mainnet SOL?

No. Faucets only exist on test networks such as devnet.

Rate-limited?

Each wallet address and IP gets one drip every 8 hours. Try again once that time has passed.

Is devnet SOL worth anything?

No.

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