# Vanities

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## Add Vanities

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### Click Add Vanities

* On the vanities menu click on `Add`
  {% endstep %}

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### Enter the Private Keys

* Enter the private keys (new line per key)
* An example of what a key looks like: `2Pf9FUckSohxUUDGr9Y5Q6McF9YVycQZnrWwXpeU3sDuKyADDuXDenXNeFcKT1BT4Lk6VGm8y4qiJJdy7aYW8v7f`&#x20;
  {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Click Save

* After clicking save you should see your vanities ending in `pump` or `bonk`
  {% endstep %}
  {% endstepper %}

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## Archive Used

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### Click Archive Used

* On the Archive Used button to see if a vanity has already been used. The program will automatically check and mark it as used and archive it. You typically don't need to do this and is more of a safety mechanism just incase you accidentally did something incorrectly.
  {% endstep %}
  {% endstepper %}

## Request More

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{% step %}

### Click Request More

* If you run out of vanities or need more don't hesitate to open a ticket and request more vanities
* The reason this is done manually is because our app has no backend so therefore no way for us to send you vanities through an api call. Being serverless is a core principle of our app so we designed this vanity page to facilitate this requirement&#x20;
  {% endstep %}
  {% endstepper %}

## Generate Your Own

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### Grab Our Free Script From Github

* If you would like to generate your own vanities for maximum privacy here is the script we use: <https://github.com/frogwiftools/vanity-generator>
  {% endstep %}
  {% endstepper %}

## More Resources

<https://frogwiftools.com/blog/understanding-vanity-addresses>


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