Create a Solana Token
Launch your own SPL token on Solana in minutes.
Before you start
- Phantom or Solflare wallet installed and funded with at least 0.1 SOL for rent and fees
Connect your wallet
Click the Connect Wallet button at the top-right of the page. Your wallet extension will open and ask you to approve the connection.
Click the button in the top-right corner of the page
Choose token program: SPL or Token-2022
The page lets you choose between the standard SPL Token program and the newer Token-2022 program. SPL Token is compatible with all DEXes and wallets. Token-2022 adds extensions like transfer fees (the token charges a % on every transfer) and non-transferable tokens, but has less DEX support. Most launches use standard SPL Token.
If you plan to list on Raydium or PumpSwap, use standard SPL Token. Token-2022 with transfer fees is not supported by all pools.
Fill in your token details
Enter your token name, symbol (ticker), total supply, and decimal places. 9 decimals is the Solana standard. Upload a logo image. Fill in description, website, Twitter, and Telegram in the metadata section so they appear on DEX screeners.
Token Name
Symbol
Supply
Decimals
Your token symbol shows up on DEX screeners. Keep it short: 3 to 5 capital letters.
Choose your authorities
Mint authority lets you create more tokens later. Freeze authority lets you freeze token accounts. Update authority lets you update name, logo, and description after launch. You can revoke any of these after launch to prove the supply is fixed and the metadata is permanent.
Most community tokens revoke mint and freeze authority at launch. This proves no one can print more tokens or freeze holder accounts.
Create the token
Click Create Token and approve the transaction in your wallet. The page shows your new token mint address once the transaction confirms.
Token created successfully
Your new SPL token is live on Solana. Save your mint address.
Copy and save the mint address. You need it for every other tool on this platform.
What to do next
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