Create your own Solana token in minutes — no code needed.
It's easy, cheap and secure.

Step 1: Connect Your Wallet
It all starts with your wallet. Connect your wallet to get started.

How to create a Solana token in minutes

No code, no dev team, no waiting. Four steps from idea to a live token on Solana mainnet.

1

Connect your wallet

Connect Phantom, Solflare, Ledger or any Solana wallet. coinsmith is non-custodial — we never see your keys or hold your funds.

2

Design your token

Pick a name, symbol, supply and decimals. Upload your logo and description — we host the metadata for you, no IPFS setup needed.

3

Approve one transaction

Your wallet signs a single transaction built right in your browser. Your Token-2022 mint goes live on Solana mainnet in seconds.

4

Add liquidity (optional)

Create a Raydium liquidity pool against SOL so anyone can trade your token — our pool wizard is a free service.

Built for non-developers

We made it so easy, even your grandma can create a token.

State of the art

Unlike most, we use the latest token standard 2022 and make use of new token features like extensions.

Feature-rich

We give you a token, a website to show off and let create the liquidity all from one site.

Best practices for tokens

We provide you all needed best practices like freezing the mint, revoking the authority and more for free.

Transparent pricing

One flat fee, shown before you sign anything. No subscriptions, no hidden charges, no paid "extras" for things that should be standard.

Token creation

0.15 SOL
  • Token-2022 mint with on-chain metadata
  • Logo & metadata hosting included
  • Revoke mint authority — included
  • Revoke freeze authority — included
  • Custom metadata — included

Solana network fees

~0.01 SOL

Rent for the mint account and transaction fees, paid directly to the Solana network — not to us. Typically well under 0.05 SOL in total.

Liquidity pool wizard

Free

We charge nothing for creating your Raydium liquidity pool. Raydium itself charges a protocol fee of 0.2 SOL for new pools.

Authority revocation and metadata are often sold as paid add-ons elsewhere. Here they are part of the flat 0.15 SOL fee.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to create a Solana token?+

coinsmith charges a flat fee of 0.15 SOL per token. On top of that, the Solana network itself takes a small amount (typically around 0.01 SOL) for account rent and transaction fees. Revoking mint and freeze authorities and adding custom metadata are included at no extra cost.

Do I need to know how to code?+

No. You fill out a form, upload your logo, and approve one transaction in your wallet. coinsmith builds the transaction for you — no smart contract programming, no command line, no developer required.

How long does it take to create a token?+

About a minute. Once you approve the transaction in your wallet, your token is live on Solana mainnet within seconds and visible on block explorers like Solscan.

Which token standard does coinsmith use?+

coinsmith creates tokens using Token-2022 (Token Extensions), Solana's current token standard, with the metadata extension so your token's name, symbol and logo live directly on-chain.

Can I revoke the mint and freeze authorities?+

Yes, and we recommend it — both options are enabled by default and included in the flat fee. Revoking the mint authority fixes your supply forever, and revoking the freeze authority means nobody can freeze holders' tokens. Both are strong trust signals for your buyers.

Does coinsmith ever have access to my funds or private keys?+

No. coinsmith is non-custodial. Every transaction is built in your browser and signed by your own wallet. We never see your private keys and can never move your funds.

How do I make my token tradable?+

Create a liquidity pool. After your token is minted, our wizard can create a Raydium CPMM pool pairing your token with SOL — that's what lets anyone buy or sell it on a DEX. Our pool wizard is a free service; Raydium charges its own 0.2 SOL protocol fee.

Which wallets are supported?+

Any Solana wallet that follows the Wallet Standard, including Phantom and Solflare, plus Ledger hardware wallets and Torus.