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Mint a classic SPL token with metadata and optional authority revocations in one flow. Non-custodial, single transaction.
The Solana Token Creator mints your own SPL token in about a minute — no code, no command line, no developer. Fill in a name, symbol, and supply, upload a logo, and sign one transaction from your own wallet. The moment it confirms, the full supply sits in your wallet, visible on Solana explorers.
Dexmint is non-custodial: we never hold your keys, your SOL, or your tokens. The transaction is prepared on our servers, shown to you with a complete fee breakdown, and nothing happens until you approve it in your wallet. If you don’t sign, nothing moves.
Click Connect and choose Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, or any Wallet Standard wallet. Pick Mainnet to launch for real, or Devnet to practice the whole flow for free first.
Enter the name and symbol people will see in wallets and explorers, then set the decimals (9 is the Solana default) and the supply minted at launch.
Add a square logo and an optional description, website, and socials. We pin image and metadata to IPFS so wallets and explorers display your token properly.
Optionally revoke the mint authority (fixed supply), revoke the freeze authority, or make the metadata immutable — the trust signals traders check before buying.
The fee ledger shows the base fee and every add-on in SOL before you approve. Sign, and within seconds you get your mint address and an explorer link.
SPL is Solana’s standard token format — the equivalent of ERC-20 on Ethereum. From stablecoins to meme coins, everything traded on Solana DEXs is an SPL token, and because it is the oldest and most supported standard it works everywhere: wallets, explorers, Raydium, Jupiter, and CEX listings all understand it out of the box.
Creating one on-chain normally takes several steps — mint account, token account, minting supply, attaching metadata. This tool bundles them into a single transaction you approve once.
You receive the mint address — your token’s permanent identity on Solana — the entire supply in your connected wallet, and on-chain metadata with your logo pinned to IPFS. From there you can send it, add liquidity so it can trade, or airdrop it to your community.
Dexmint holds no authority over your token: the mint, freeze, and update authorities belong to your wallet unless you chose to revoke them at creation.
A launch rarely stops at minting. Most creators next revoke the mint authority so buyers know the supply is fixed, create a Raydium liquidity pool so the token can trade, and use the multisender to distribute tokens to team and early supporters — each a separate one-transaction tool linked below.
A flat base fee in SOL, shown in the fee ledger before you sign, with optional add-ons like revoking authorities itemised separately. Solana itself adds a small amount of rent and transaction fees. No hidden costs, and no percentage of your supply is taken.
No. The entire flow is a form: name, symbol, supply, logo. Dexmint builds the on-chain transaction, and your wallet asks for one signature — no command line, no smart contract.
Yes, while its authorities are intact: update the name, symbol, or logo with the Update Metadata tool, or mint more supply if you kept the mint authority. Revoking an authority or making the metadata immutable closes that door permanently — exactly why holders treat it as a trust signal.
Choose SPL for maximum compatibility — every wallet, DEX, and explorer supports it. Choose Token-2022 for built-in extensions like a transfer fee or soulbound tokens. Unsure? SPL is the safe default.
Yes. Point your wallet and Dexmint at Devnet and mint a practice token with free devnet SOL — same form, same result. Repeat on Mainnet when you are ready.