Solana Token Creator
SPL token with name, ticker, logo, socials and custom decimals. Revoke mint and freeze authority in the same transaction.
No-code token launcher
Enter a name, ticker, supply and logo, then approve the transaction in Phantom. Within 30 seconds the token is on the Solana mainnet, sitting in your wallet with its metadata attached.
Building on an EVM chain instead? The same flow deploys ERC-20 tokens to Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain.
Tools
Creating the token is the first transaction. Most projects come back for the rest: liquidity so people can trade it, burns to manage supply, and checks before buying anything else.
01Create
SPL token with name, ticker, logo, socials and custom decimals. Revoke mint and freeze authority in the same transaction.
A standard ERC-20 contract deployed from your own wallet, on the chain you choose.
02Make it tradable
Pair your token with SOL or USDC in a Raydium CPMM pool and set the opening price. Once the pool exists, Jupiter and DEX Screener pick it up.
03Manage supply
Remove tokens from circulation for good. The burn is an on-chain transaction anyone can look up on Solscan.
04Check tokens
Paste any mint address to see whether its mint authority, freeze authority and metadata can still be changed.
Supply, authorities and safety notes for well-known SPL tokens, to compare against your own.
What you decide
More detail: mint and freeze authority explained.
How it works
Connect Phantom. We never see your private keys: every transaction is built in the browser and signed in your wallet.
Name, ticker, supply, decimals, logo and which authorities to revoke. Switch to devnet first if you want a free dry run.
One transaction creates the mint, sends the supply to your wallet and writes the metadata. You get the mint address and a Solscan link straight away.
Pricing
Flat fees, paid in the transaction you sign. No account, no subscription.
| Tool | CreateMyCoin fee | You also pay |
|---|---|---|
| Solana token creation | 0.3 SOL | |
| Revoke mint or freeze authority | 0.05 SOL each | |
| Raydium liquidity pool | ~0.4 SOL | The SOL or USDC you deposit as liquidity (Raydium's pool fee is in the 0.4) |
| Token burn | 0.1 SOL | Nothing, network fee included |
| Rug checker and token lookup | Free | Nothing, no wallet needed |
| Devnet test launch | Free | Free devnet SOL from a faucet |
| ERC-20 tokens | Listed on each chain's page | Network gas in ETH |
Every fee is shown in the form before your wallet asks you to sign. Full breakdown on the Solana token creator page.
Guides
FAQ
CreateMyCoin charges a flat 0.3 SOL, and the Solana rent and network fees are covered by us. Revoking mint authority and freeze authority costs 0.05 SOL each. A test launch on devnet is free.
No. You fill in a form (name, ticker, supply, decimals, logo) and approve one transaction in your wallet. There is no command line, no contract to write and no server to run.
Revoke it if you want a fixed supply. Nobody, including you, can mint more afterwards, and buyers and rug checkers look for exactly that. Keep it only if you have a real plan to mint later, such as staking rewards. A revoked authority can't be restored.
Create a liquidity pool that pairs your token with SOL or USDC. Our Raydium pool tool does it in one flow for about 0.4 SOL plus the liquidity you deposit. Once the pool exists, Jupiter and DEX Screener list the token automatically.
We never have access to your private keys. Transactions are signed in your own wallet, and tokens are created with the official SPL Token Program, so anyone can inspect them on Solscan. You can also run any mint address through the free rug checker.
Decimals and the initial supply are permanent, and a revoked authority stays revoked. Name, logo and description can only be changed later if the token's metadata is still mutable.
Yes. The ERC-20 creator deploys to Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum One and Robinhood Chain from an EVM wallet such as MetaMask. You pay the creation fee and gas in ETH.
Do a free run on devnet, then go to mainnet when the details look right.