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https://store.steampowered.com/account/registerkey
If it a Steam key, just redeem it on your account that all have to do.
If it a Steam gift in your inventory, click add to library that it.
No need to make alt account at all.
There may be the odd game where you get a gift in addition to the game (some 2-player multiplayer games do that), but that's rare. But even then, you'll want to get the game on the account that you want it on, and just send the gift component of it somewhere else (or keep it in your inventory until you need it; I think those still give gift-items).
Ye ty, other people said to just get it normal, but the key, when i redeem it, will be put in my gift inv
Let's look at what a key could give you:
a) just the game. In which case, you definitely want to redeem it on your account, right?
b) the game, and an additional gift. In which case, you want to redeem it on your account so you get the game there, and then the inventory item that you can send to someone.
With your idea, you'd end up with the game on the alt account and you'd have to use the gift for yourself -- wasting a perfectly fine license
c) such keys don't exist, but lets assume they do -- a strange, mysterious, otherworldly key that gives you a gift instead of a game. In which case, you could also redeem it on your actual account and redeem the gift then...
So, regardless, redeeming it on the account that you want to have the game on gives you the best outcome in all cases, even the non-existent one. And in the two cases that actually do exist, redeeming it on another account will waste the (case a) or one (case b) license.