Testnet Faucets for 6 Networks

Where to get free test tokens, with amounts, cooldowns and requirements checked on each faucet’s own page.

6testnets
26faucet listings
Sep 26, 2026terms checked

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Faucet providers

PoW faucet (pk910)

You mine test ETH in your browser; no mainnet balance or account needed.

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Alchemy

Needs at least 0.001 ETH on Ethereum mainnet and some mainnet activity; no login.

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QuickNode

One claim per network and wallet every 12 hours; the base drip needs no account and no mainnet balance.

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Coinbase Developer Platform

Needs a free CDP account; tiny amounts per claim but many claims a day; also test USDC.

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Google Cloud Web3

Run by Google Cloud; the amount and cooldown show only after you sign in.

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Chainlink

Connect a wallet and pass a captcha; drips 0.5 test ETH and 25 test LINK on Sepolia.

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Superchain Faucet

Official faucet for OP Stack testnets; more ETH after onchain verification.

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ETHGlobal

Needs an ETHGlobal account.

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How we check faucets

Amounts, cooldowns and requirements are taken from each faucet’s own page or documentation, with the date we checked. Values a faucet shows only after login are marked “Not verified”. No faucet pays to be listed.

Faucet FAQ

What is a testnet faucet?

A site that sends small amounts of free testnet tokens to your address so you can pay gas while testing. Testnet tokens have no monetary value.

Which faucet needs no mainnet balance?

The PoW faucets for Sepolia and Hoodi need no balance or account: you mine test ETH in your browser. Each network page lists these first.

Why do some faucets ask for 0.001 ETH on mainnet?

To keep bots out. The faucet checks the balance but does not take it.

Can I sell testnet ETH?

No. It has no value, and offers to buy or sell it are usually scams.