Tool finder

The app has 90 tools, which is a lot to scan. This page flips the question around. Instead of browsing categories, start from what you want to do and follow the link to the right tool.

Every row links to the tool’s docs page; the tool itself is one click away at j.tools/en/tools.

Note

Most tools that write to the chain run from your connected wallet, and you sign each action yourself. Some many-wallet tools, such as Claim Center and Close Account, can also sign with private keys you import, which stay in your browser tab. A few tools need no wallet, or need one for only part of the job. J Map needs no wallet at all, Devnet Faucet only wants a destination address (the platform faucet signs the devnet transfer, you never do), Wallet Scope asks for a wallet only when you run its deep PnL layer, and both Wallet Generator and Vanity Wallet Generator run entirely in your browser, so there is nothing to connect. Reading is not automatically wallet-free, though: Token Snapshot signs nothing and still stays blocked until you connect. If you haven’t connected yet, start with Connect your wallet.

I want to… use this

#i-want-to-use-this

The quick map. If your goal is here, jump straight to the tool. The grouped tables further down cover the rest of the toolkit.

I want to…

• Mint a standard SPL token Token Creator
• Open a tradable pool Create LP
• Swap one token for another Swap
• Airdrop to many wallets Multi Sender
• Revoke authorities so buyers trust my token Make Immutable
• Grow my holder count with real buys Holder Booster
• Add volume with a size I do not hold Flash Volume
• Raise the maker count on DexScreener Maker Bot
• Raise the trade count on DexScreener without moving the price Bump Bot
• Check who holds a token Token Snapshot
• Mint more supply of an existing token Token Mint
• Generate a batch of fresh wallets Wallet Generator
• Reclaim rent from empty token accounts Close Token Account
• Claim every fee my wallets are owed in one press Claim Center
• Get free test SOL on devnet Devnet Faucet

Pick your goal

#pick-your-goal

Launch a token

I want to…	Tool
Create a standard SPL token	Token Creator
Create a token with transfer fees or other extensions	Token2022 Creator
Copy the name, symbol, and image of an existing token	Token Clone
Get a mint address with a custom prefix or suffix	Vanity Token
Launch on the Pump.fun bonding curve	Pump.fun Create
Launch on Pump.fun and buy from several wallets in the same block	Pump.fun Create and Bundle Buy
Launch on StonkFun	StonkFun Create
Launch on StonkFun and buy from several wallets in the same bundle	StonkFun Create & Bundle Buy
Launch on Bonk.fun	Bonk.fun Create
Launch on Bonk.fun and buy from several wallets in the same bundle	Bonk.fun Create & Bundle Buy
Launch on Raydium LaunchLab	LaunchLab Create
Launch on Raydium LaunchLab and buy from several wallets in the same bundle	LaunchLab Create & Bundle Buy
Claim the creator fees my launches earned	Creator Fee Claim

Not sure which one fits? The choosing how to launch page walks through the trade-offs.

Make a token trustworthy

Holders check authorities before they buy. These tools revoke your authorities so the token reads as safe on explorers.

I want to…	Tool
Stop new supply from ever being minted	Revoke Mint
Freeze new holders of my token automatically, except the wallets I whitelist	Auto Freeze
Remove the ability to freeze holder accounts	Revoke Freeze
Freeze the metadata so name and image can’t change	Revoke Update Authority
Do all three revokes in one pass	Make Immutable

Caution

Revoking an authority is permanent. Once mint authority is gone, you can never mint more of that token. Read the warning on each tool page before you sign.

Add and manage liquidity

I want to…	Tool
Open a new pool	Create LP
Add or pull liquidity on a pool I already have	Liquidity Add / Remove
Open a pool and buy from my own wallets in the same block	LP Create & Buy
See every position I hold and its value	My Pools
Collect the swap fees my LP positions earned	LP Fee Claim

Pools route to Raydium (V4, CPMM, and CLMM), Meteora (DLMM), Orca (Whirlpool and Splash Pool), and PumpSwap. LP Create & Buy also opens Meteora DAMM v2 pools. Pump.fun is a bonding-curve launchpad rather than a pool, so it lives under launch tools above.

Trade and bundle

I want to…	Tool
Swap one token for another from my wallet	Swap
Run the same swap across many wallets	Multi Swap
Land several trades in one block	Bundled Trade
Sell from some wallets and buy the same amount back with others	Sell & Buy

Check a token or a wallet list before you commit

Three tools cover most of the homework. Two of them read a token, the third reads a list of wallets, and none of them move your funds.

I want to…	Tool
See whether a token’s top holders are really one person	J Map
Follow where the creator’s supply went after launch	J Map
Check concentration before I buy	J Map
Check a list of wallets before I send to them	Wallet Scope
See which wallets on my list were funded by the same address	Wallet Scope
Get 30-day PnL and win rate for a wallet	Wallet Scope
Export the full holder list for a token	Token Snapshot

J Map draws a token’s holders as circles sized by share of supply, up to the depth you pick (top 500), and colors connected wallets the same. Wallet Scope lines up to 500 addresses in one table with balances, USD value, wallet age, on-chain labels and the address that funded each wallet first. Both are free and read the chain only. The one metered piece is Wallet Scope’s deep layer (30-day realized and unrealized PnL, win rate, trade count). It proves you own the wallet with a signed message rather than a transaction, and you get five deep lookups free each day. Past those you buy credits with an on-chain SOL payment, starting at 0.12 SOL for 100. The third row set belongs to Token Snapshot, which exports a token’s full holder list. It is free and signs nothing, but it is the one tool in this table that keeps the run blocked until you connect a wallet.

Caution

A big cluster is not proof of a scam. Exchanges, market makers and team vesting all read as one large connected group. Treat what you see as the question to ask next, never as the verdict.

Send to many wallets, or collect funds back

I want to…	Tool
Generate a batch of fresh wallets	Wallet Generator
Generate a wallet with a custom address pattern	Vanity Wallet Generator
Order an address with a longer word in it, found on GPUs	Premium Vanity Address
Send SOL or a token from one wallet to many recipients	Multi Sender
Airdrop to the holders of a token	Holder Airdrop
Map many source wallets onto many destinations	Many to Many Transfer
Sweep balances from many wallets into one	Batch Collector
Move funds through a relay hop	Relay Transfer
Run a many-to-many transfer with relay hops	Multi to Multi Relay

Work with an existing token

I want to…	Tool
Change name, symbol, or image	Update Metadata
Mint more supply (while mint authority still exists)	Token Mint
Burn tokens out of circulation	Burn Tokens
Sweep the transfer tax my Token-2022 mint withheld	Token-2022 Tax Collector
Pay holders a daily reward for staking my token, with more for those who lock	Token Staking
Stake a token into a Streamflow pool and collect the rewards	Token Staking

Snapshot, reclaim rent, and other utilities

I want to…	Tool
Export the holder list for a token	Token Snapshot
Wrap SOL into wSOL or unwrap it	WSOL Wrapper
Reclaim rent from empty token accounts	Close Token Account
See the tax, creator fees and LP fees across many wallets, and claim them together	Claim Center
Get test SOL on devnet, up to 25 SOL a day	Devnet Faucet

Grow holders

To raise a token’s holder count with real micro buys, there is one tool: Holder Booster.

Add trading volume

To buy and sell a size you do not hold in one transaction, with borrowed SOL and only the round trip to pay, there is one tool: Flash Volume. Its Auto bot keeps trading from a bot wallet at the size and pace you set until a target, a time limit or you stop it.

Add makers

To raise the number of distinct wallets that bought a token, with micro buys from new wallets that each pay for their own transaction, there is one tool: Maker Bot.

Add trades

To raise a pair’s trade count with bumps, each one a buy and a sell of the same amount in one transaction so the price ends where it started, there is one tool: Bump Bot.

A common launch path

#a-common-launch-path

If you’re starting from nothing, the steps below are the order most launches follow. Each one links to its tool.

1. Create the token

   Mint the supply with Token Creator, or pick a different starting point from the launch tools.

2. Lock it down

   Run Make Immutable so holders see revoked authorities before they buy.

3. Open a pool

   Seed liquidity with Create LP.

4. Distribute and grow

   Use Multi Sender to hand out tokens, then track your positions in My Pools. Paste the recipient list into Wallet Scope first if you want to know what you are sending to.

5. Read it back from outside

   Run your own mint through J Map. It shows how your holder base looks to someone deciding whether to buy, bundle wallets and all.

Tip

New to Solana and want to practise the signing, the fees and the explorer without spending anything? Fund a test wallet with the Devnet Faucet first; the launch, liquidity, trading and transfer tools above still run on mainnet only, so devnet SOL is for getting comfortable rather than for running them.

Caution

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.

Still not sure?

#still-not-sure

Browse the full toolkit grouped into the app’s seven categories, or open the live grid and search by name.

• All tools Every J Tools Solana tool in one table: token creation, liquidity pools, swaps, bundles, authority revokes, airdrops, wallet analysis and free utilities.

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