Solana Token Creator

A Solana token creator is a no-code tool that deploys an SPL token to the Solana blockchain for you. Instead of installing the Solana CLI, writing Rust, and hand-building a Metaplex metadata account, you fill in a form — name, symbol, supply, decimals, logo — connect your wallet, and sign one transaction. SolTokenCreator.io does this, and also covers the steps that come after the mint: authority revocation, OpenBook Market ID creation, Raydium liquidity pools, and LP burns.

Token creation on SolTokenCreator.io costs 0.5 SOL. That covers the mint, your custom metadata, logo upload, and on-chain deployment — there is no upsell on any of those. Optional extras are priced separately: authority revocations are 0.1 SOL each, a Raydium liquidity pool is approximately 0.19-0.22 SOL for CPMM or 0.94 SOL for AMM V4 (its required market included), and a standalone OpenBook Market ID for other interfaces is 2 SOL plus its own account rent. Solana network gas is a few thousandths of a SOL on top. See the full breakdown on our pricing page.

Because we are not competing on the mint alone. Cheap minters advertise a low base price and then charge per add-on — it is common to pay 0.1 SOL each for revoking mint, freeze, and update authority, which puts a production-ready token in the same range as ours. We are still the more expensive option, and we would rather say so plainly: what you get for it is one platform that carries you from an empty wallet to a token trading on Raydium, instead of four tools, four fee schedules, and four support channels. If your only requirement is the cheapest possible mint, a budget tool will serve you better.

Under a minute in practice. Filling in the form takes most of the time; once you approve the transaction, Solana finalises it in a few seconds and your token is live and visible on Solscan and Solana Explorer immediately.

No. There is no CLI, no Rust, no Anchor, and nothing to install. If you can use a web form and approve a wallet transaction, you can create a token. Every field that would normally be a command-line flag — decimals, supply, authority settings — is a field in the form. (Token-2022 extensions like transfer fees aren't part of this automated flow yet — see our Token-2022 page for what's available today.)

No. SolTokenCreator.io is non-custodial. You connect through the standard Solana wallet adapter, every transaction is signed in your own wallet, and we never hold your private keys. The full token supply is minted directly to your wallet — we do not retain any portion of it and cannot move your funds.

Connecting only shares your public address, the same information anyone can already see by looking up your wallet on Solscan — it lets the page read your balance and the tokens you hold so it can show them in a picker, nothing more. We never request a token delegate or spending approval anywhere on this site: no tool here can move, freeze, or mint your tokens on its own. Every action — creating a token, revoking an authority, opening a pool — builds one specific transaction and sends it to your wallet's own approval popup, where you can inspect exactly what it does before you sign. If you close that popup or reject it, nothing happens and nothing is charged.

Every token is created with mint and freeze authority intact — there's no creation-time toggle to skip them. Afterward, you choose whether to keep or revoke each one. Revoking mint authority permanently fixes your supply, and revoking freeze authority guarantees you can never freeze a holder's tokens — traders and DEX screeners treat both as trust signals. Revocations cost 0.1 SOL each, done any time from the Revoke Authority tool on this site.

A Market ID is the on-chain order book a Raydium AMM V4 pool is built on. Our own AMM V4 pool tool creates this market for you automatically as part of pool creation (total cost ~0.94 SOL, no separate purchase needed). This site also sells a standalone Market ID for the separate case where you need one to hand to a different tool — such as Raydium's own official pool-creation flow, which does require an existing Market ID. That standalone product's 2 SOL is our platform fee only; the market's own on-chain account rent is additional, on top, not included in the 2 SOL — real minimum wallet balance is at least ~2.30 SOL. If you are launching into a CPMM or Token-2022 pool, no Market ID is involved at all.

Yes. Switch your wallet to devnet, fund it from a public faucet, and run the whole flow with free test SOL. It is the fastest way to confirm your metadata, logo, and decimals look right before you pay for a mainnet launch.

Yes, and you can do it here. After creating your token you can open a Raydium liquidity pool on this site — CPMM or AMM V4, the latter building its own required OpenBook market automatically, no separate Market ID purchase needed. Once that pool has liquidity, Jupiter routes trades to it automatically and DEX Screener and Birdeye pick the pair up within minutes — no listing application required for any of them.

Not through this site — SolTokenCreator.io doesn't have a metadata-editing tool. What you retain by default is update authority, which lets a Metaplex-compatible tool of your choice change the name, logo, description, and social links later. Decimals and the initial mint are immutable once set regardless. When you're confident the metadata is final, you can revoke update authority here (0.1 SOL) to make it permanently immutable — the same trust signal as revoking mint or freeze authority, and irreversible, so it's worth testing on devnet first.

Solana transactions are atomic: if the creation transaction fails, the token is not created and the fee is not taken — you only lose the few thousandths of a SOL in network gas. Failures are almost always an underfunded wallet, a wallet pointed at the wrong network, or RPC congestion. Our Help Center covers each case, and support is available on Telegram and Discord.