Solana, No Code

Create a Solana Token Without Coding

Deploying an SPL token traditionally meant the Solana CLI, a funded keypair file, and a manual metadata upload. This is the browser version of that process.

Non-custodial · One signature · Metaplex metadata + IPFS · Deployed on mainnet

What gets deployed

A mint account with your chosen decimals and supply, a metadata account with your name, symbol, description, logo, and links, and the initial supply minted to your wallet — all in one atomic transaction.

The platform fee is 0.18 SOL plus the mint rent and network transaction cost.

  • SPL or Token-2022, your choice
  • Optional mint and freeze authority revocation
  • Optional vanity mint address
  • Transaction simulation before signing

Next steps after deployment

Create a liquidity pool (0.1 SOL platform fee), then consider burning LP tokens (0.09 SOL) as a transparency signal. Read the Solana token creator hub for the full picture.

Step-by-step

  1. Step 1. Open the Solana creator

    No installation required.

  2. Step 2. Connect Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack

    Self-custodial.

  3. Step 3. Enter your token details

    Name, symbol, decimals, supply, logo.

  4. Step 4. Simulate and sign

    One signature deploys the mint and metadata.

  5. Step 5. Add liquidity

    Pair with SOL on Raydium if it should trade.

Start your token here

Type a name and ticker — we'll carry them straight into the creator. No wallet needed yet.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need the Solana CLI?

No. Everything runs in the browser and is signed by your wallet extension or mobile wallet.

What decimals should I use?

Nine is the most common Solana convention; six is also used. The choice is permanent.

Can I use a custom mint address?

Yes — a vanity mint address can be generated before deployment.

What does it cost?

0.18 SOL platform fee plus mint rent and the network transaction fee.

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Ready to create your token?

Connect your wallet, fill the form, sign once. Your token is live on mainnet with on-chain metadata, a real logo, and optional authority revokes.