> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.magna.so/admins/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.magna.so/admins/product-guides/how-to-add-and-edit-allocations/how-to-add-allocations-and-stakeholders/create-allocation-individual.md).

# Create Allocation (Individual)

To add allocations one-at-a-time, click on "Create Allocation" in the top right to fill out a form per-person. This is the best option if you have just one or a few stakeholders you want to upload. 

[**See video demo here.**](https://www.loom.com/share/16366b184c314f48886dc8964c5e1324?t=277\&sid=d66d82e9-e656-4bd6-909a-2464df326d4c)

1. Once you click "Create Allocations", select or create the 'Stakeholder'
2. Add a wallet for them, or leave blank for them to add their own wallet
3. Enter the 'Token Amount' you'd like to allocate
4. Select or create the 'Category' this allocation corresponds to (i.e. investor, employee, influencer, etc.)
5. Select the 'Distribution Type' (Claim vs. Airdrop)
6. Select the 'Unlock Schedule' this allocation should follow
7. Enter the 'Unlock Start' date and time (optional). NOTE: the time defaults to UTC so please make sure to convert accordingly.


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