Mint tokens on Solana — no code, and your recovery phrase never leaves your wallet.
Create and manage Solana tokens in seconds
Launch a coin, change the name or picture people see, send coins to a list, or trim supply—all in one place. Use Phantom or Solflare and approve only what you intend.
Popular tools
Short descriptions for each tool—open one when you are ready to connect your wallet.
Launch
Start a new coin, mint more of one you already control, or spin up fresh wallet addresses before a drop. Each page walks you through one job so you always know what you are signing.
Edit and revoke
Change how your coin looks in apps, trim supply, freeze balances when your project still allows it, or remove powers so the world can see your coin is locked down for good.
How it works
Testimonials
Illustrative quotes in everyday words—hover anywhere on this section to pause both rows.
“I only needed to fix the logo before a listing went live. The metadata page told me exactly what would change, and my wallet showed the same wording.”
“We made fresh addresses for a club giveaway, then used the airdrop flow so every winner got the same amount. Explaining the rules took longer than running the send.”
“Revoking mint felt scary until I ran the checker first. Seeing who could still print more made the last step feel obvious instead of blind.”
“Bulk send saved my weekend—I had thirty-ish payout lines in a sheet, pasted them in, and reviewed once before signing.”
“Minting more to the treasury was one screen, one approval. I still triple-checked the address, but the flow itself was calm.”
“Wallet generator plus airdrop is our pattern for events: create addresses, fund them later, then drop tokens when doors open.”
“I only needed to fix the logo before a listing went live. The metadata page told me exactly what would change, and my wallet showed the same wording.”
“We made fresh addresses for a club giveaway, then used the airdrop flow so every winner got the same amount. Explaining the rules took longer than running the send.”
“Revoking mint felt scary until I ran the checker first. Seeing who could still print more made the last step feel obvious instead of blind.”
“Bulk send saved my weekend—I had thirty-ish payout lines in a sheet, pasted them in, and reviewed once before signing.”
“Minting more to the treasury was one screen, one approval. I still triple-checked the address, but the flow itself was calm.”
“Wallet generator plus airdrop is our pattern for events: create addresses, fund them later, then drop tokens when doors open.”
“I burned a test batch I never meant to publish. The page made the outcome plain before I confirmed—no surprises after signing.”
“We still had freeze authority for policy reasons. The freeze tool let us paste a short list and handle it in one go instead of one-by-one stress.”
“Revoking update authority was our ‘lock the brand’ moment. Guides linked right from the tool page, which helped the non-technical folks on the team.”
“Dropping freeze authority was our public signal that we could not freeze holders. The revoke page spelled that out in normal words.”
“Token generator was the first thing I used—I wanted a simple path with clear fields. I saved the coin address in my notes before telling anyone.”
“I run the checker on any coin before I buy. Seeing supply, picture, and who still has special powers is worth the small check fee to me.”
“I burned a test batch I never meant to publish. The page made the outcome plain before I confirmed—no surprises after signing.”
“We still had freeze authority for policy reasons. The freeze tool let us paste a short list and handle it in one go instead of one-by-one stress.”
“Revoking update authority was our ‘lock the brand’ moment. Guides linked right from the tool page, which helped the non-technical folks on the team.”
“Dropping freeze authority was our public signal that we could not freeze holders. The revoke page spelled that out in normal words.”
“Token generator was the first thing I used—I wanted a simple path with clear fields. I saved the coin address in my notes before telling anyone.”
“I run the checker on any coin before I buy. Seeing supply, picture, and who still has special powers is worth the small check fee to me.”
Featured guides
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Create a custom coin on Solana online—no coding requiredA calm checklist for launching from your browser: what to prepare, what to click, how to verify the result, and where to go if you want to change branding later.
What is a Solana token? Create one for free in your browser (no code)A friendly explanation of what a custom coin on Solana is, how wallets show it, and how you can launch one online without writing software.
Change how your coin looks in wallets (name, picture, links)A beginner-friendly guide to updating the public profile people see in apps, checking the result, and deciding when to lock the profile forever.
Frequently asked questions
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