SOLTidy

Token launch

Create a Solana SPL token without writing code

Fill in a name, symbol, supply and logo, sign one transaction, and the whole supply lands in your wallet. Non-custodial: the mint key is generated in your browser.

How it works

  1. 1

    Describe the token

    Enter the name (up to 32 bytes), symbol (up to 10), decimals and total supply. Upload a logo to have it pinned to IPFS, or paste the URI of a metadata JSON file you host yourself.

  2. 2

    Choose the authorities

    Decide whether to revoke the mint authority now, whether the token should have a freeze authority at all (off by default), and whether the metadata should be locked as immutable.

  3. 3

    Check the cost and sign

    The panel lists the mint rent, metadata rent with the Metaplex fee, your token account rent and the SOLTidy fee, and compares the total against your balance. Approve the single transaction in your wallet.

  4. 4

    Copy the mint address

    After confirmation you get the mint address, an explorer link and shortcuts for the usual next steps: revoking authorities, distributing the supply and burning LP tokens.

What this SPL token generator does on-chain

A Solana token is not a smart contract you deploy. It is a small data account, called a mint, owned by the SPL Token program that already lives on-chain. The creator builds one transaction with up to seven instructions: create the 82-byte mint account, initialize it with your decimals and authorities, create your associated token account, mint the full supply into it, create the Metaplex metadata account that holds the name, symbol and URI, optionally set the mint authority to none, and transfer the SOLTidy fee.

Because everything is in a single transaction it is atomic: either you end up with a finished token and the supply in your wallet, or nothing happens and you pay nothing beyond the failed-transaction network fee. The transaction is signed by your wallet and by a fresh mint keypair generated in your browser. That keypair only proves the new address is yours to initialize; once the mint exists it has no power, and it is discarded.

The tool uses the classic SPL Token program rather than Token-2022. Token-2022 adds extensions such as transfer fees, but some DEX pools, wallets and bots still handle classic mints more reliably, so it remains the safest default for a token that is meant to be traded.

How much does it cost to create a Solana token?

There are two parts. The network part is rent, the SOL deposit Solana requires for every account: about 0.00146 SOL for the mint account, about 0.00204 SOL for the token account that holds your supply, and about 0.0151 SOL for the metadata account, which is 0.0051 SOL of rent plus a 0.01 SOL creation fee the Metaplex program charges. That is roughly 0.0186 SOL, plus a transaction fee of around 0.00001 SOL. The panel reads the rent values live from the network before you sign.

The second part is the SOLTidy fee: a flat 0.1 SOL per token, paid inside the same transaction. If you tick the option to revoke the mint authority at creation, the 0.02 SOL revoke fee is added, the same price as the standalone revoke tool. So a typical launch costs about 0.1186 SOL, or about 0.1386 SOL with the mint authority revoked. Making metadata immutable and leaving the freeze authority off are free.

Decimals and supply: 6 or 9, and how large can it be?

Decimals decide how far one token can be divided. They cannot be changed after creation. Six decimals is the choice of USDC and most Solana memecoins, and it is the default here. Nine decimals matches SOL itself. Neither is better for trading; the difference is mostly the ceiling on supply.

On-chain, supply is stored as one unsigned 64-bit integer counted in the smallest unit, so supply multiplied by 10 to the power of decimals must stay below 18,446,744,073,709,551,615. With 6 decimals the maximum is about 18.4 trillion tokens; with 9 decimals it is about 18.4 billion. A one-billion supply fits either way. The form does this arithmetic with exact big integers and tells you the maximum if your number is too large.

Token metadata: name, logo and the URI

The name and symbol are stored on-chain in a Metaplex Token Metadata account, limited to 32 and 10 bytes. The logo and description are not on-chain. The metadata account holds a URI of up to 200 bytes that points to a JSON file with the fields name, symbol, description and image, and wallets and explorers fetch the picture from there.

When uploads are available, the creator pins your image (PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF up to 1 MB) and the generated JSON to IPFS and uses that link. Otherwise you can host the JSON yourself and paste its URI; the panel shows the exact format. Use permanent hosting: if the file disappears, the logo disappears with it. Unless you choose immutable metadata, you can change the name, symbol and URI later with the Update Metadata tool.

What creating a token does not do

Making a memecoin on Solana takes a minute, which is exactly why a new token has no value by itself. Creation does not list the token anywhere, does not create a liquidity pool and does not give it a price. To make it tradable you have to add your own SOL or stablecoins as liquidity on a DEX such as Raydium, Orca or Meteora, and that capital is at risk.

Buyers and tools such as RugCheck look at three things first: whether the mint authority is revoked, whether a freeze authority exists, and what happened to the LP tokens. This tool handles the first two honestly and shows you where to do the third. It must not be used to mislead buyers: do not copy the name or logo of an existing project, and do not promise returns. Securities and consumer-protection laws apply to tokens like anything else.

Questions & answers

How much does it cost to create a Solana token with this tool?

About 0.1186 SOL in total. 0.1 SOL is the flat SOLTidy fee. Roughly 0.0186 SOL is Solana network rent: 0.00146 SOL for the mint, 0.00204 SOL for your token account and 0.0151 SOL for the metadata account including the 0.01 SOL Metaplex creation fee. Revoking the mint authority in the same transaction adds 0.02 SOL. The exact breakdown is shown before you sign.

Is it safe to create a token here? Do you hold my keys?

The tool is non-custodial. Your wallet signs the transaction and SOLTidy never sees a private key. The mint keypair is generated in your browser only to sign the account creation and is discarded afterwards; it has no authority over the token. You become the mint authority and the metadata update authority, and the whole supply is minted straight to your own wallet.

Can I create a Solana token with no code?

Yes. The form replaces the spl-token command line and the Metaplex SDK calls you would otherwise need. It builds the same instructions those tools would: create and initialize the mint, create your token account, mint the supply and attach metadata. You only need a wallet such as Phantom or Solflare with roughly 0.12 SOL in it.

Should I revoke the mint authority when I create the token?

If the supply is meant to be fixed, yes. While a mint authority exists, its holder can print unlimited new tokens, and most buyers and screeners treat that as a red flag. Revoking is permanent. If you still need to mint more later, for example for staged emissions, leave it active and revoke it afterwards with the Revoke Mint Authority tool.

Why is the freeze authority disabled by default?

A freeze authority can lock any holder's token account so the tokens cannot be moved or sold. That power is what honeypot scams rely on, and several DEX pool programs have historically refused mints that have it. By default the token is created with no freeze authority at all, so there is nothing to revoke later. Enable it only for regulated or permissioned tokens.

Will my token show up in Phantom and on DEX screeners?

Wallets show the name, symbol and logo as soon as the metadata account exists and the image URL loads, usually within minutes. Charting sites such as DexScreener or Birdeye only list a token once it has a liquidity pool with trades. Creating the token does not create a pool; you add liquidity yourself on a DEX afterwards.

Can I change the name, logo or supply after creation?

Name, symbol and the metadata URI can be edited later by the update authority unless you chose immutable metadata. The logo can be changed by pointing the URI to a new JSON file. Decimals can never be changed. Supply can be increased only while the mint authority is active, and any holder can reduce it by burning their own tokens.

Is this the same as launching on pump.fun?

No. A launchpad creates the token and a bonding-curve market for it, and keeps control of the launch rules. This tool creates a plain SPL token that you fully own: the entire supply is in your wallet and no market exists until you create one. That suits project tokens, community points, tests and launches where you want to set up liquidity yourself.

Is there a fee?

Creating a token costs a flat 0.1 SOL SOLTidy fee plus about 0.0186 SOL of Solana network rent, and revoking the mint authority in the same transaction adds 0.02 SOL.

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Built and maintained by Jacob, a Solana trader who uses these tools daily. Content reviewed . Every transaction is built in your browser and signed in your own wallet — see the terms for fees.