How do I create a Solana coin?

Plan the supply split in the planner above, then connect your wallet, enter the coin's name, symbol and supply, upload a logo, and approve one transaction. The mint, the full supply and the on-chain metadata are created together, and the coin is live on Solana mainnet in under a minute for 0.5 SOL.

How much does it cost to create a Solana coin?

Creating the coin costs 0.5 SOL plus a small Solana network fee — that covers the mint, the full supply and the metadata with your logo. Everything after it is priced separately and published up front: 0.1 SOL per authority revocation, and roughly 0.19–0.22 SOL on-chain for a Raydium CPMM pool or about 0.94 SOL for AMM V4. No subscription, no tiers.

Can I create a Solana coin for free?

Not here — this site is mainnet only, and every coin created on it costs a flat 0.5 SOL. There is no devnet mode in this interface and a wallet set to devnet will not work. Solana's devnet itself is free, so you can rehearse there with your own wallet and the Solana CLI to get supply, decimals and authorities right before paying for the real launch.

How do people actually buy my coin?

Through a liquidity pool, which is a separate step after creation. Until you pair the coin with SOL in a Raydium pool there is no price and no way for anyone to buy it — the whole supply just sits in your wallet. Open a CPMM pool (simpler, no Market ID involved) or an AMM V4 pool, and once the pool is live the coin routes on Jupiter and appears on the screeners.

How should I split the coin's supply?

A common shape is the majority into the liquidity pool, a slice for community and airdrops, and smaller allocations for the team and treasury — the planner above defaults to 60/25/10/5 and shows the exact token counts for any total. What matters more than the exact numbers is that the split is stated: the planner carries it into the coin's description, so it is published with the coin in the metadata wallets and explorers read rather than sitting in a screenshot somewhere.

What can I never change after the coin is created?

Decimals are fixed in the mint account at creation and no tool, wallet or program can change them afterwards. Revoking mint or freeze authority is one-way: the authority is set to null and null cannot be reassigned. The supply is not editable with any tool on this site, though you could still mint more through the Solana CLI if you kept mint authority. Name, symbol and logo are created mutable with your wallet as update authority, so an external Metaplex tool can still edit them — nothing here rewrites metadata, it only locks it.

What is the difference between a coin and a token?

Technically a 'coin' is a blockchain's native currency (like SOL) while a 'token' is an asset built on top of that blockchain. In practice the words are used interchangeably. Everything created here is a standard SPL token on Solana, which is what people mean when they say a Solana coin — BONK, WIF and every other Solana meme coin is the same thing.

Does this create a Token-2022 coin?

No. This creates standard SPL tokens, which is what Raydium, Jupiter and the screeners expect and what nearly every Solana coin is. Token-2022 extensions such as transfer fees are not created by any tool on this site — that needs the Solana CLI or SDK. If you already hold a Token-2022 token minted elsewhere, this site's burn tool does work with it.

Do I need coding skills to create a coin?

No. Fill in the form, approve one wallet transaction, done — no CLI, no Rust, no Anchor project, no development environment. You do need a funded Solana wallet, because the coin is created on mainnet and is real from the first second.

Is it legal to create a coin on Solana?

Creating a token on a public blockchain is generally legal. How you market and sell it is what matters: a coin promoted as an investment can fall under securities law, while meme coins, utility tokens and reward tokens each carry different considerations. Consult a legal professional for your jurisdiction and use case.

What wallets work with this coin creator?

Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, Coinbase Wallet and any wallet supporting the Solana Wallet Adapter standard. On a phone, open the site inside your wallet's own browser — that is where the connection and the signature work reliably.

Solana Coin Creator

Create your own Solana coin with custom name, symbol, supply and logo — deployed to Solana mainnet in one signed transaction. No coding required.

Plan it, create it, then make it buyable. SolTokenCreator.io mints your coin with its full supply and on-chain metadata in a single transaction for 0.5 SOL — and unlike a creation-only tool, the steps that decide whether anyone can actually buy it run from the same wallet: authority revocation as its own separate paid transaction, a Raydium pool, LP burning and locking.

Plan the Supply, Then Create

Plan the Coin's Supply First

A coin is a supply and a split. Set the total and the percentages, read the exact counts, and the allocation line becomes the coin's description in the metadata wallets and explorers read.

NameSymbolTotal supply

Bucket	Share	Tokens
Liquidity pool	%	600,000,000
Community & airdrops	%	250,000,000
Team	%	100,000,000
Treasury	%	50,000,000
Total	100%	1,000,000,000

Total supply 1,000,000,000. Allocation: 60% liquidity pool, 25% community & airdrops, 10% team, 5% treasury.

Create Your Solana Coin

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.

Your Coin Exists. Nobody Can Buy It Yet.

Creating the coin is one step of five, and it is the only one most tools offer. Here is the whole sequence with what each part really costs — all of it available from this site, with the same wallet.

Step	Cost	What it does
Create the coin	0.5 SOL	Mint account, full supply to your wallet, and the metadata — name, symbol, logo and your allocation line — pinned and pointed at by the on-chain record. One signature.
Revoke mint authority	0.1 SOL (optional)	Sets mint authority to null so the supply is provably fixed forever. Irreversible, and the first thing a buyer checks.
Revoke freeze authority	0.1 SOL (optional)	Sets freeze authority to null so no holder's account can ever be frozen. Also irreversible.
Open a Raydium pool	~0.19–0.22 SOL CPMM / ~0.94 SOL AMM V4	Raydium's own on-chain cost, not a fee of ours. This is the step that makes the coin buyable — CPMM is the simpler path, AMM V4 builds the OpenBook market it needs inside the same flow. Plus whatever liquidity you supply.
Burn or lock the LP	Network fee only	Shows the liquidity is not going to be pulled. Burn LP outright, or lock it and keep earning the fees.

Comparing chains before you commit? The Solana vs Ethereum vs Base cost comparison has the numbers. This site is Solana mainnet only.

How to Create a Solana Coin

Plan the Supply Split

Set the total supply and how it divides between the liquidity pool, the community, the team and the treasury. The planner above turns that into exact token counts and one allocation line, which becomes your coin's description in the metadata wallets and explorers read. Have 0.5 SOL in your wallet plus about 0.05 SOL for network fees.

Design and Create the Coin

Connect Phantom, Solflare, Backpack or any Solana Wallet Adapter wallet. Enter the name, ticker and supply, upload your logo, and pick decimals — 1 to 9, permanent from the moment the coin exists. Approve one transaction and the mint, the full supply and the on-chain metadata are created together.

Make the Coin Buyable

A new coin sits in your wallet and nobody else can buy it. Revoke mint and freeze authority (0.1 SOL each) so holders can verify the supply is fixed, then open a Raydium pool with the liquidity slice you planned — that pool is what puts the coin on Jupiter and the screeners.

Coin Creator Features

The Split, Before the Spend

Decide the tokenomics before you pay for anything. The planner turns a total supply and four percentages into exact token counts, and carries the allocation line into the coin's description, so the split is published with the coin instead of living in a screenshot on Telegram.

Full Coin Customization

Set every visible aspect of the coin — name, symbol, description, logo, supply and decimals. Metaplex metadata is created in the same transaction as the mint, so your branding shows in wallets and on explorers immediately.

One Signature, Whole Coin

The mint account, the entire supply and the on-chain metadata are created in a single transaction. No review queue, no approval wait: the coin is transferable and visible on Solana Explorer as soon as the transaction confirms.

Authority Control That Is Honest About Being One-Way

Revoke mint and freeze authority for 0.1 SOL per authority whenever you choose. Revoking sets the authority to null, and null cannot be reassigned — that permanence is the point, and it is exactly what buyers check for.

The Pool Is Here Too

A coin with no pool cannot be bought. Open a Raydium CPMM pool (~0.19–0.22 SOL on-chain) or an AMM V4 pool (~0.94 SOL, its required OpenBook market built in the same flow) from the same wallet, minutes after the coin exists.

What Happens After Launch

Burn or lock LP tokens to show the liquidity is staying put, burn supply to tighten it, remove liquidity when the launch is done. Creation-only tools hand you a mint address and stop; the whole rest of the coin's life runs from here.

Solana Coin Creator FAQ

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