Website Builder

Free

Website Builder gives your token its own website. Anyone with a Solana wallet can make one. Pick one of 13 themes, paste the token’s contract address and edit the page while you watch it change. The site goes live at j.tools/s/<name>, and each wallet can run up to 20 sites.

Website Builder j.tools/en/tools/website-builder

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Platform fee

Free

Managing your sites takes one signed message, with no transaction and no network fee.

When this tool fits

#when-this-tool-fits

Your token needs a home page to put on X, Telegram, DexScreener and the listing sites, and you do not want to hire a designer or run hosting.
You want the market figures on the page to stay correct without typing them in by hand.
You run more than one token and want a site for each from the same wallet.

Before you start

#before-you-start

A browser wallet such as Phantom or Solflare, connected (how to connect). The wallet that creates a site is the one that manages it.
The token’s contract address (mint). Name, symbol, logo, social links and description are read from its metadata, so a token with complete metadata gives you a nearly finished page.

How to use it

#how-to-use-it

Pick a theme

On the tool page, browse the showcase. The 13 themes sit in 5 groups: meme, AI and tech, gaming, DeFi and finance, and general. Click a theme to see it full size on desktop and on a phone. When one fits, press Start With This Design. The site is created at once and the editor opens. Your wallet signs one short message so it can manage its sites. That is not a transaction and costs nothing, and it stays valid for 12 hours in that browser.
Fill in the token and edit

Paste the token’s contract address. Name, symbol, logo, social links and description fill in from the token’s metadata. The editor fills the whole page: settings on the left, the real site on the right. Every change shows on the site at once, so you see the result before anyone else does.
Publish and share

Publish when the page looks right. It goes live at once. Share the address on X and Telegram, and add it to the token’s DexScreener and CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap listings.

What you can edit

#what-you-can-edit

Token: the contract address the site reads its name, logo and market data from.
Theme: switch to any of the 13 themes at any time.
Colours: light and dark palettes and an accent colour.
Font: the typeface for the whole site.
Page style: corner shape, button shape, page texture, and animations on or off.
Hero: headline, tagline, the buy and chart buttons and the hero image.
Social links: one button per network.
How to Buy: four steps that every site shows.
Sections: About, Market stats, Tokenomics (up to 10 rows), Chart (from DexScreener or GeckoTerminal), Roadmap, Team, FAQ, Gallery, Countdown, Community and Custom. Switch each one on or off and move it up or down.
Announcement bar: a line of text at the top of the site, with an optional link.
Footer note: your own line in the footer.
Search and sharing: the title, description and share image that search engines and link previews use.
Address, language and publishing: the j.tools/s/<name> address, the site language (24 to choose from), taking the site offline, and deleting it.

Market figures such as price and market cap come from on-chain and DEX data. You never type them in.

Publishing and review

#publishing-and-review

Topic	What happens
Going live	Publishing is instant. The site answers at its address straight away.
The address	You can change `j.tools/s/<name>` until the first publish. After that it stays fixed.
Search engines	The J Tools team reviews each new site before search engines may index it, usually within a day.
Content checks	Publishing checks the content. A request for a seed phrase or a private key is blocked, every link must use https, and each social button only takes a link to its own network.
Reports	Each site has a Report link, and the J Tools team can take a site down.
Offline	A site taken offline returns a not-found page.
Badge	Every site shows a small “Built with J Tools” badge in its footer.