Solana Token Creator
Create a Solana SPL token in your browser: set the name, symbol, supply, decimals and logo, sign once, and the mint is live in under a minute.
Token Creator mints a standard SPL token on Solana mainnet straight from your browser wallet. You set the name, symbol, supply, decimals and image, sign one transaction, and the token is live in under a minute.
Platform fee: 0.1–0.35 SOL. Network fee, rent and transaction value are separate.
When this tool fits
You want a normal SPL token and nothing fancier.
You are launching a community coin, a meme, or a project token.
You plan to add liquidity and revoke authorities afterward.
Before you start
A connected wallet (how to connect), or an imported private key through the wallet source selector at the top of the page.
Enough SOL to cover the network fee, the platform fee, and the rent that funds the new mint and metadata accounts.
Your token's name, symbol, and a logo image ready to upload.
Use only short-lived operational wallets; never enter a seed phrase or a long-term wallet key.
How to use it
Key settings
Name: The full token name shown in wallets and explorers.
Symbol: The short ticker, usually three to five characters.
Decimals: How divisible each token is. Nine is standard. Lower decimals mean coarser amounts.
Total supply: How many tokens are minted to your wallet at creation.
Description: A short blurb stored in the token metadata.
Image: The logo shown next to your token everywhere.
Revoke mint authority: If on, the transaction sets mint authority to none, so no one can ever mint more of this token. Adds 0.05 SOL to the platform fee.
Revoke freeze authority: If on, freeze authority is set to none, so no one can freeze holder accounts. Adds 0.05 SOL to the platform fee.
Revoke update authority: If on, the metadata is created immutable, so the name, symbol and image are locked from the first block. Adds 0.05 SOL to the platform fee.
Custom mint address: Optional. Generates a fresh keypair in the form and uses it as the mint address, so you know the token's address before you sign. Adds 0.05 SOL to the platform fee. Cannot be combined with a vanity address.
Vanity address: Optional. Grinds a mint keypair so the address starts or ends with your chosen characters before the token is created. Adds 0.1 SOL to the platform fee. Cannot be combined with a custom mint address.
Fees and costs
About fees. Every action has two costs: the Solana network fee paid to validators, and the J Tools platform fee. The platform fee always shows in the app before you confirm, and nothing is charged until you sign. Fees can change over time, so trust the in-app summary rather than a number you saw once.
J Tools platform fee
0.1–0.35 SOL
Solana network fee
Paid to validators during the transaction; shown in the live summary.
Rent and transaction value
Shown separately when required; not part of the platform fee.
How it works
Create the mint account. A new account is allocated on-chain and funded with the minimum rent so it stays alive. If you picked a vanity address, the app first grinds a mint keypair whose public key starts or ends with your chosen characters, then uses that as the mint.
Initialize the mint through the SPL Token program. This sets your decimals and sets both the mint authority and freeze authority to your own wallet.
Create your associated token account (ATA). This is the account that will actually hold your balance of the new token.
Mint the full supply to you. The SPL Token program issues the entire supply into your ATA.
Create the metadata account through the Metaplex Token Metadata program, attaching the name, symbol, and the image URI so wallets and explorers can render your token.
Optionally revoke authorities. If you chose to revoke mint and/or freeze, a set-authority-to-none instruction is appended for each, permanently removing your ability (or anyone's) to mint more or freeze accounts. If you revoked the update authority, the metadata account from the previous step is already created immutable.
Attach the platform fee. A plain
SystemProgramtransfer to the J Tools fee wallet is appended as the last instruction. The amount covers the base fee plus any option surcharges, and it is shown to you before you sign, so what you approve is what you pay.
Before you sign
Check the live summary before signing. The app is the current source of truth for amount, fee and route.
Common issues
Revoked too early. If you turn on revoke mint authority and later want to mint more, you cannot. Keep the authority until you are sure the supply is final.
Symbol or name typo. These are baked into metadata at creation. You can fix them later with Update Metadata only if you kept the update authority, so check the live preview before signing.
Practical tips
Revoke in two stages. A common order is Token Creator, then Create LP for a trading pool, then revoke once the pool is live and looks right. You can revoke at creation here, or later from the Secure and lock tools and Make immutable. The rug-proof guide walks through it, and DEXes and liquidity explains how the pool step works.
Vanity addresses cost grinding time. A short prefix grinds fast; a long one takes much longer because each extra character multiplies the search. Keep it short if you want the token quickly.
Related tools
J Tools is non-custodial. We never store or transmit your private keys and never ask for your seed phrase. Every transaction is signed in your own browser, and nothing about a key ever reaches our servers. A few multi-wallet tools do let you paste private keys for throwaway hot wallets, which stay in your browser tab and are used only to sign locally. Never paste a key tied to long-term holdings, and if a page ever asks for your seed phrase, stop and close it.
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