Standard SPL token
The token format almost every Solana project uses, and the one every wallet, explorer and exchange supports. If you are launching a meme coin or a community token, this is what you want.
Solana mainnet · no custodial
Create a Solana token in one minute, without writing code
A Solana token creator for anyone: pick a name, symbol, supply and logo, approve one transaction, and your SPL token exists on mainnet with the whole supply already in your wallet.
- No coding, no command line, no deployment
- You keep the keys and the entire supply
- Logo and metadata stored permanently on Arweave
- 1wallet signature
- ~2sto build and simulate
- 49,312compute units used
- 0cost to store metadata
How to create a Solana token
Connect your wallet
Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, or MetaMask with a Solana account. Any wallet that implements the Solana Wallet Standard and can sign a transaction without sending it shows up on its own, with no extra setup.
Describe your token
Name, symbol, total supply, decimals and logo. Oversized images are optimised automatically, keeping their proportions.
Sign once
Creating the mint, minting the supply, publishing the metadata, revoking the authorities you chose and paying for the service all happen in a single atomic transaction. If you reject it, nothing is created and nothing is charged.
Basic and Advanced tokens
Two kinds of token, so you do not pay for features you will not use.
Token-2022 with transfer fee
A percentage of every transfer accumulates for you to withdraw later. Support across the ecosystem is weaker than for a standard token, and buyers often read a transfer fee as a warning sign, so choose it deliberately.
What you actually own
The entire supply lands in your wallet. This service never takes custody of your keys or your tokens, and there is no account to register: your wallet is the only identity involved in the whole process.
You also choose what to give up permanently. Revoking the mint authority means nobody can ever create more tokens; revoking the freeze authority means nobody can freeze a holder's balance; making the metadata immutable means the name, symbol and logo can never change. Not by us, and not by you — those three choices cannot be undone.
What it costs to create a token on Solana
The service price is charged inside the same transaction that creates your token. If the transaction fails or you reject it in your wallet, you are not charged.
TYPICAL BASIC LAUNCH
Service price0.20000 SOL
Network fee0.00001 SOL
Account rent — stays in your accounts0.01629 SOL
Leaves your wallet0.21630 SOL
The account rent is not a fee: Solana locks it in the mint and token accounts you own, and it comes back if you ever close them. You see the exact total before signing, and it matches what your wallet shows.
Metadata that outlives us
Your logo and metadata are published to Arweave, a permanent storage network, and paid for once. Most token creators host these files on their own domain, which means every token they create breaks the day that domain lapses — and because the metadata is immutable, nobody can repair it. Ours does not depend on us staying online.
Frequently asked questions
How do I create a Solana token without coding?
Connect a Solana wallet such as Phantom, fill in the name, symbol, supply and logo of your token, and approve one transaction. The token is created on Solana mainnet and the entire supply is minted directly into your wallet. No command line, no Rust, no deployment.
How much does it cost to create a token on Solana?
You pay the service price plus the Solana network fee and the account rent that Solana locks in your own mint and token accounts. The rent is not a fee: it stays in accounts you own and comes back if you ever close them. The exact total is shown before you sign, and it matches what your wallet displays.
Do I keep ownership of the token I create?
Yes. The token is minted into the wallet you connect and this service never takes custody of your keys or your tokens. There is no account to create: your wallet is the only identity involved.
What does revoking the mint authority do?
Revoking the mint authority means nobody can ever create more of your token, including you. It is irreversible and it is the single strongest signal buyers look for when judging whether a token supply is fixed.
What is the difference between a Basic and an Advanced token?
Basic is a standard SPL token, which every Solana wallet, explorer and exchange supports. Advanced uses Token-2022 and adds a transfer fee: a percentage of every transfer accumulates for you to withdraw. Support for Token-2022 is weaker across the ecosystem, and buyers often read a transfer fee as a warning sign.
Where is the token logo and metadata stored?
On Arweave, a permanent storage network. The image and the metadata JSON are paid for once and stay available regardless of whether this service continues to exist. That matters because the metadata is immutable: if the files disappeared, no one could repair them.
Can my token be traded right after creating it?
Not yet. Creating a token does not create a market for it. To make it tradable you need to open a liquidity pool on a decentralised exchange such as Raydium, Orca or Meteora, and deposit both your token and SOL into it.
Which wallets are supported?
Any wallet that implements the Solana Wallet Standard and can sign a transaction without broadcasting it. Phantom, Solflare, Backpack and MetaMask with a Solana account enabled all qualify, and compatible wallets appear in the list on their own, with no wallet-specific setup. A wallet that can only sign and send in a single step is deliberately left out: this service checks the signed transaction byte for byte before it reaches the network, which is only possible if the wallet hands it back.
One form. One signature. Your token.
The whole supply lands in your wallet the moment it confirms.
Create your Solana token