This chapter will describe the general features and main categories of chiral solvating agents (CSAs) for NMR spectroscopy, spanning from low-medium sized CSAs to macrocyclic ones. CSAs based on chiral ionic liquids (CILs) will be introduced in view of their increasing popularity, and, finally, a short paragraph will be dedicated to special applications of CSAs in particular experimental conditions. Several valuable works, which are mainly devoted to investigate enantiodifferentiation mechanisms by NMR, will not be discussed. The main objective is to identify the current trend in the research areas dedicated to the development of new CSAs for NMR spectroscopy.