Solana Token Creator

Preparing your details and completing the form takes as long as you need. Minting typically takes under 60 seconds after payment confirms, depending on network conditions. You must approve the payment in your wallet before creation proceeds.

None at all. Our Solana token creator is a fully no-code tool. Fill in a simple form, upload your logo, choose your options, and click deploy. The technical work - SPL token program invocation, Metaplex metadata accounts, logo and metadata hosting - is handled entirely by the platform.

You need: a token name, a symbol/ticker (3 to 6 uppercase letters), a total supply amount, a decimal count (6 or 9 is standard), a description and a logo image (PNG, JPG or WEBP). Social links (website, Twitter, Telegram) and creator info are optional extras that cost +0.1 SOL but add credibility and on-chain transparency.

All major Solana wallets are supported - Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, Glow, Coinbase Wallet, OKX Wallet, and any wallet that implements the Solana Wallet Adapter standard. You can connect from desktop browser extensions or mobile wallet apps. Simply visit the site, click Connect Wallet, and approve in your wallet - no extra software needed.

SPL tokens are Solana's standard fungible tokens, the Solana equivalent of ERC-20 on Ethereum. The difference is that nothing gets deployed: every SPL token is a mint account run by Solana's shared Token Program, and each holder's balance sits in a token account linked to their wallet. Tokens made here use the original Token Program, the one every Solana wallet, DEX and explorer reads. Our SPL token standard guide goes deeper.

Yes. A memecoin is an ordinary SPL token, so the same form works: name, ticker, supply, logo and your community links. What memecoin buyers check first is the authorities, so many launches revoke mint and freeze authority, and some revoke update authority too. You can see what buyers will see by running your mint address through our free rug checker. The memecoin creator guide covers supply and launch planning.

The base fee is 0.1 SOL, which covers the token mint, on-chain Metaplex metadata (name, symbol, supply, decimals, description, logo), and hosting for your logo and metadata file. Optional add-ons - creator info, social links, and each authority revocation - are each +0.1 SOL. Mint network costs are included. Keep a small amount of SOL above your selected service total for the payment-transaction fee shown by your wallet. See our full pricing page for an interactive cost calculator.

No. This is a pay-as-you-go platform. You pay the base fee once, plus any add-ons you select. There are no monthly subscriptions, renewal fees, or platform surcharges. The only ongoing cost would be optional add-ons you decide to purchase separately.

You need 0.1 SOL to cover the base fee. Mint network costs are included. Keep a small amount of SOL above your selected service total for the payment-transaction fee shown by your wallet. If you plan to add extras (social links, creator info, authority revocations), add 0.1 SOL per option selected.

On Ethereum every ERC-20 token is its own smart contract, and deploying it costs gas that rises and falls with network demand. On Solana nothing is deployed. Creating a token is a few instructions to the Token Program that already exists, plus rent for the new mint and metadata accounts, which comes to a fraction of a SOL. Here that network cost is included in the 0.1 SOL base fee. The Solana vs Ethereum comparison has the full breakdown.

Mint authority is the cryptographic permission to create (mint) additional tokens after launch. The address that holds mint authority can inflate the supply at any time. Revoking mint authority permanently and irreversibly locks the total supply - no more tokens can ever be minted. This is a strong trust signal for investors and is standard practice for memecoins and fixed-supply community tokens. Revoking costs +0.1 SOL.

Freeze authority allows the token issuer to freeze individual token accounts, preventing those holders from transferring or trading their tokens. Revoking freeze authority means no account can ever be frozen - giving holders full confidence that their tokens cannot be restricted. Most community and memecoin projects revoke this to signal maximum decentralisation. Revoking costs +0.1 SOL and is irreversible.

Update authority is the permission to change the token's on-chain Metaplex metadata - including name, symbol, logo, and description - after launch. Revoking update authority locks all metadata permanently and makes it immutable. If you want your branding to be tamper-proof and trustless, revoking is a good choice - but verify all your details are perfect first, as this action cannot be undone. Revoking costs +0.1 SOL.

Never. Your seed phrase and private keys never leave your device. Our platform requests only a signed transaction from your wallet - the same standard used by every major Solana app. We cannot access your funds, move tokens, or take any action without your explicit approval in your own wallet application.

You do. The full supply is minted straight into your connected wallet. Our platform wallet pays the network costs of setting up the mint, then in the same transaction any authority you did not pay to revoke is handed to your wallet: mint authority, freeze authority and update authority. SOLQuill keeps none of them, so a scanner will show your wallet, or no one, as the authority on your token.

Yes. Use our Add Liquidity tool to open a Raydium pool with your token and SOL. If you are starting from scratch, the Token + Pool Bundle guides you through creation and a discounted pool. Trading needs liquidity; aggregator discovery and wallet support are separate and may take time. Our launch guide explains the next steps.

There is nothing to submit. Your token exists on-chain the moment the mint confirms, and the success screen links straight to the transaction on Solscan. Search your mint address on Solscan or Solana Explorer and the name, symbol and logo show from the token's Metaplex metadata.

Once it can be traded. DexScreener and Birdeye track trading pairs, so they pick a token up after a liquidity pool exists and the first trades go through. Until then there is no price to chart. Opening a Raydium pool with our Add Liquidity tool is the step that gets you listed. Their paid profile upgrades are optional.

Only if you kept mint authority. If you did not revoke it, it sits in your wallet and you can mint more at any time with Mint More Supply. If you revoked it at creation, the supply is fixed for good and no one, including us, can add to it.

Yes. Any holder can burn tokens from their own wallet, which removes them from the total supply permanently. Our Burn Tokens tool does it in one signed transaction, and the token burning guide covers when it makes sense. Burning tokens is different from burning LP tokens, which locks a liquidity pool.

Yes, for tax tokens. The standard creator uses the original Token Program because every wallet, DEX and explorer supports it. Create Tax Token builds your token under Token-2022 with the transfer fee extension, so a percentage of every transfer is set aside for you to collect. Read the Token-2022 explainer before choosing, and check the platforms you plan to use support it.

You can choose 0 to 9, and the form starts at 9, the same as SOL. 6 is also common and is what USDC uses. Decimals cannot be changed after creation. They also set the largest supply possible, because Solana stores amounts as a 64-bit number: with 9 decimals the ceiling is about 18.4 billion tokens, with 6 decimals about 18.4 trillion. Our decimals and supply guide works through examples.

A bare SPL mint has no name or logo. Metaplex metadata is a separate on-chain account linked to your mint that holds the name, symbol and a link to a metadata file with your logo, description and socials. Wallets and explorers read it, which is why your token shows properly instead of as an unknown address. We create it in the same transaction as the mint, and if you revoke update authority it is locked for good.

On our servers at solana-token-creator.com. Your logo and metadata file are uploaded when you create the token, and the on-chain Metaplex metadata points to that file. If you keep update authority you can change the logo and details later with Update Token Info. The SPL token metadata guide explains how the pieces fit together.

The service payment is sent before minting. If payment confirms but no token appears, keep the payment signature and contact support before paying again. An on-chain payment does not reverse automatically; support must check the payment and mint status to resolve the launch or review a refund. Network transaction fees may still apply. Contact support.