How do I mint a Solana token?

Connect your wallet on this page, enter a name, symbol, total supply and decimals, upload a logo, and approve one transaction. That single signature creates the mint account, mints the entire supply into your wallet, and writes the on-chain metadata. No Solana CLI, no Rust, no keypair files.

Does this mint more of a token I already have?

No. This tool creates a new mint and issues its supply once. It cannot add supply to a mint that already exists. If you kept mint authority on that token, you can mint more yourself from the wallet holding it — the Solana CLI command is spl-token mint — or use any SPL-compatible tool that signs with that wallet. If mint authority was revoked, the supply is permanently fixed and no tool, ours included, can add to it.

Is minting a token the same as creating one?

Not quite, and the difference is what most people are actually asking about. Creating a token means initializing a mint account — the on-chain record of its decimals, authorities and supply. Minting means issuing units of that token into an account. Here both happen in the same transaction: the mint account is created and the full supply is minted to you at once. Afterwards, 'minting' means issuing additional supply, which is a separate thing and depends entirely on whether you still hold mint authority.

Can I mint more tokens after the initial supply?

Only while mint authority is still yours, which it is by default — nothing here revokes it for you. While you hold it you can mint more at any time from that wallet. Revoking mint authority afterwards, here, costs 0.1 SOL and fixes the supply forever. Most public launches revoke it, because a provably fixed supply is one of the first things Rugcheck, DEX Screener and buyers check.

How much does it cost to mint a Solana token?

Minting a new token is 0.5 SOL. That covers the mint account and its rent, the associated token account, minting the full supply, on-chain Metaplex metadata, logo hosting and mainnet deployment. Keep about ~0.56 SOL in your wallet — the extra covers roughly 0.01 SOL of account rent and the network fee. Authority revocations afterwards are 0.1 SOL each and are entirely optional.

What decimals can I set?

Between 1 and 9. Nine is Solana's default and matches SOL itself; six is the usual choice for stablecoin-style and utility tokens. Zero-decimal (indivisible) tokens are not supported by this form — it rejects 0. Decimals are permanent: they are written into the mint account at creation and can never be changed, so pick before you sign.

Do I need a logo to mint?

Yes — creation will not proceed without one, and it is deliberate. The logo is written into on-chain metadata and is what every wallet, explorer and DEX aggregator displays. A token minted without one shows as a blank placeholder everywhere, which is the single most common reason a new token looks untrustworthy.

Can I mint a Token-2022 token here?

No. This tool builds every instruction against the original SPL Token Program, so what you get is a classic SPL token — which is the right default anyway, because it has the widest support across Solana wallets, DEXs, aggregators and bots. Token-2022 extensions such as transfer fees and confidential transfers are not available through this form; our Token-2022 page covers what each extension does and where support stands.

Can I test on devnet before minting on mainnet?

Not through this interface. There is no network selector here — the tool connects to the Solana mainnet RPC this site is configured with, and the explorer link it returns is a mainnet link. Every token minted here is a mainnet token paid for in real SOL. If you want to rehearse first, do it with the Solana CLI against a devnet endpoint.

Who holds the supply after minting?

You do. The mint-to instruction sends the entire supply to an associated token account owned by the wallet that signed the transaction. We never take custody of your tokens, your SOL or your authorities at any point, and there is no step where the supply passes through us.

What happens if the transaction does not confirm?

The tool distinguishes a confirmation timeout from an outright failure, because they are not the same thing. A timeout means the transaction was sent but confirmation was not observed in time — it may still have landed — so you are given the signature and a link to check it on the explorer rather than a wrong 'it failed' message. A wallet rejection or an RPC problem before sending is reported as itself, and nothing is charged.

How is this different from using the Solana CLI?

The CLI route is: install the Solana tool suite, generate and fund a keypair, run spl-token create-token, create-account and mint-to, then make a separate Metaplex call to attach metadata — four commands plus a JSON file, each with its own way to go wrong. The on-chain result is identical to what this form produces in one signature. What you are paying for is the metadata handling, the logo hosting and not having to get the sequence right.

Will my token show up in Phantom, Solscan and DEX Screener?

Phantom and Solscan read the on-chain Metaplex metadata directly, so your name, symbol and logo render as soon as the mint exists. DEX Screener and Jupiter are different: they list a token once it has a liquidity pool with real trading activity. Metadata alone will not get you listed there — you need a pool, which you can create on this site.

What should I do straight after minting?

Check the mint on Solscan to confirm supply, decimals and authorities match what you configured. Revoke the authorities you do not need — mint authority above all, since that is what proves the supply is fixed. Then create a liquidity pool so the token can actually be bought; until there is liquidity, nobody can trade it.

Mint Solana Token

Name: Solana Token Minting Tool
Price: 0.5 SOL
Availability: InStock

Create the mint account and issue its entire supply in one signed transaction — no CLI, no Rust, no keypair files.

Set name, symbol, supply, decimals and logo, approve once, and the mint account, your token account, the full supply and the on-chain Metaplex metadata all exist — 0.5 SOL. Already have a token and need more of it? That is a different job, and the next section says exactly what it takes.

Mint Your Token Below

Mint Your Solana Token

Launch a fully-configured SPL token — supply, logo, and on-chain metadata — in one signature. No code, no deploy scripts, no waiting.

0.5 SOL to create — the mint, on-chain metadata, and logo hosting, nothing gated behind an add-on. We are not the cheapest token creator on Solana and do not claim to be: revoking authorities, a Market ID, and a liquidity pool are priced separately, as steps for after your token exists.

Non-custodial — you sign, we never touch your keys

One transaction, one signature

Mint & freeze authority stay in your wallet

Name *

Symbol *

Decimals — 9 is standard

How divisible your token is — like cents to a dollar. This can never be changed after creation. Leave it at 9 unless you have a specific reason not to.

Supply *

Total tokens sent to your wallet at launch. You can mint more later unless you revoke mint authority — most creators do revoke it, since a provably fixed supply is what buyers check for.

Image *

Description — optional

Social links — optional, but tokens with links look far more legitimate to buyers

Website

Twitter

Discord

You pay 0.5 SOL + Solana network gas

Have about 0.51 SOL in your wallet before you start — the 0.5 SOL fee plus rent and network gas.

Charged only if your token is actually created. The fee is part of the same transaction as the mint — if it fails, nothing leaves your wallet.

You'll review and approve every detail in your wallet before anything is charged.

Two Things People Mean by “Mint a Solana Token”

Both are called minting, and they are not the same job. Find yours before you spend anything.

1. Mint a token that does not exist yet

You want a new token: its own mint address, its own supply, its own name and logo. That is what the form above does — the mint account is created and its entire supply is minted to your wallet in the same transaction, for 0.5 SOL. This is what most people searching for a Solana token minter are after.

Mint a new Solana token →

2. Mint more of a token you already have

You want to increase the supply of an existing mint. This tool cannot do that — it creates new mints, it does not top up existing ones. Whether anyone can depends on one thing: if you still hold that token's mint authority, you can mint more yourself from that wallet (spl-token mint <MINT_ADDRESS> <AMOUNT>, or any SPL-compatible tool signing with it). If mint authority has been revoked, the supply is fixed permanently and nothing can change it.

Check or revoke mint authority →

How to Mint a Solana Token

Connect a Solana wallet

Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, or any wallet implementing the Solana Wallet Adapter standard. Hold ~0.56 SOL — the 0.5 SOL fee plus roughly 0.01 SOL of account rent and network fees. Your keys never leave your wallet.

Set supply, decimals and metadata

Token name (up to 32 characters), symbol (up to 10), total supply, decimals from 1 to 9, and a logo — the logo is required, since it is what wallets and explorers display. Description and social links are optional.

Approve one transaction

A single signature creates the mint account, initializes it with your decimals and authorities, opens your associated token account, mints the entire supply into it, and writes the on-chain Metaplex metadata. You get the mint address and an explorer link back.

What the Single Transaction Actually Does

One signature, six instructions, in this order. Worth knowing before you approve anything that spends your SOL — including here.

#	Instruction	What it does
1	SystemProgram.transfer	The 0.5 SOL platform fee. It rides in the same transaction as the mint, so if the mint fails, the fee is not taken.
2	SystemProgram.createAccount	Allocates the 82-byte mint account and funds its rent exemption. This account is your token's permanent on-chain identity.
3	initializeMint	Writes your decimals and sets mint authority and freeze authority to your wallet.
4	createAssociatedTokenAccount	Opens the associated token account that will hold your balance of your own token.
5	mintTo	Mints the entire supply — supply × 10^decimals base units — into that account. This is the minting step itself.
6	createMetadataAccountV3	Writes the Metaplex metadata account: name, symbol, logo URI and links, mutable so you can still correct them while you hold update authority.

Because the fee transfer is instruction 1 of the same transaction, it succeeds or fails with the mint. There is no state where you are charged and no token exists.

What You Need Before You Mint

Every limit the form enforces, so nothing stops you halfway through. Decimals and supply in particular are decisions, not defaults.

Field	Accepted	Why it matters
Token name	1–32 characters	Rejected above 32 — the Metaplex metadata field length.
Symbol	1–10 characters	What wallets and DEX pairs display. Shorter is conventional.
Decimals	1 to 9	9 matches SOL and is the usual default; 6 suits stablecoin-style tokens. 0-decimal tokens are not supported by this form. Permanent once minted.
Total supply	Any amount above 0	Minted in full at creation. More is only possible later if you keep mint authority.
Logo	Required	Creation will not proceed without one — it is what every wallet and explorer shows.
Wallet balance	~0.56 SOL	The 0.5 SOL fee plus roughly 0.01 SOL of rent for the three accounts created and the network fee.

What This Minting Tool Does

No CLI, No Keypair Files

Replaces spl-token create-token, create-account and mint-to, plus a separate Metaplex metadata call. No Rust, no local keypair, no funded CLI wallet — a browser and your own wallet.

One Signed Transaction

The mint account, your token account, the whole supply and the metadata account are created in a single transaction you approve once. Not a multi-step wizard that leaves you half-finished if a step fails.

The Supply Lands in Your Wallet

The full supply is minted straight to your own associated token account. Nothing is held back, vested, or routed through us — we never custody your tokens or your SOL.

On-Chain Metaplex Metadata

Name, symbol, logo, description and links are written on-chain via createMetadataAccountV3, so Phantom, Solscan, Jupiter and DEX Screener render your token from the moment it exists.

You Keep All Three Authorities

Mint, freeze and update authority are all set to your wallet at creation — there is no authority checkbox in this form. Revoking any of them is a separate step afterwards at 0.1 SOL each.

The Rest of the Launch Is Here

Same site, same wallet: open a Raydium pool, create an OpenBook Market ID, burn or lock LP, remove liquidity, revoke authorities. Minting is a step here, not the end of the product.

What Minting Costs

One price to mint, and nothing held back for an upsell. Everything below the first row happens after the token exists and is genuinely optional — most launches do not need all of it.

Step	Cost	What it includes
Mint a new Solana token	0.5 SOL	Mint account, full supply, associated token account, on-chain Metaplex metadata, logo hosting, mainnet deployment
Revoke mint authority	0.1 SOL	Optional, afterwards — permanently fixes supply, so nobody can ever mint more
Revoke freeze authority	0.1 SOL	Optional, afterwards — guarantees holders can always transfer and sell
Revoke update authority	0.1 SOL	Optional, afterwards — makes the metadata permanent; irreversible

Pools, Market IDs and LP burning are priced on the pricing page, or total your own launch with the cost calculator.

After You Mint

1Verify the mint on an explorerOpen the mint address on Solscan and confirm supply, decimals and authority status match what you configured. This takes a minute and catches a mistake while it is still cheap to work around.
2Decide on the authorities you keptYou hold mint, freeze and update authority by default. Revoking mint authority is what proves the supply is fixed; revoking freeze authority proves holders can always sell. 0.1 SOL each, whenever you are ready.
3Make it tradeableA minted token with no liquidity cannot be bought. Open a Raydium CPMM pool, or an AMM V4 pool — our pool tool builds the OpenBook market it requires in the same flow, so there is no separate Market ID to buy.
4Claim your listing dataOnce trading starts, submit your logo and socials to DEX Screener so your pair displays properly rather than as an unnamed contract.

Revoke authorities · Create a liquidity pool · Burn or lock LP

Minting a Solana Token — FAQ

Token Minting Resources

How to Create a Solana Token SPL Token Step-by-Step Guide SPL vs Token-2022 Comparison Mint Authority & Freeze Authority Guide Token Metadata Guide Create Token Without Coding Supply & Decimals Explained Verify Token on Explorers

SPL Token Creator Token-2022 Creator Meme Coin Creator Token Generator Pricing FAQ

Ready to Mint Your Solana Token?

Name, symbol, supply, decimals, logo — one signature and the mint exists with its full supply in your wallet. 0.5 SOL, and the rest of the launch path is on this site too.

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