TokenAnvilNo-code Solana SPL creator
Solana token creator for a fast, clean SPL launch
A Solana token creator turns a form into an on-chain mint: name, symbol, logo metadata, supply, decimals, and optional authority choices, then a wallet-signed transaction. TokenAnvil is built for that workflow only—Solana SPL tokens, no coding, no seed phrase, no custody.
We do not create Ethereum, BNB Chain, or Base tokens. We do not open liquidity pools, promise exchange listings, or market tokens as investments. The output is a mint address you can verify in any Solana explorer, plus the metadata and authority settings you chose.
Need preparation and post-mint checks first? Follow the step-by-step token creation checklist. This page explains the creator's features, limits, and price.
What a Solana token creator actually does
On Solana, a token begins as a mint account that stores supply, decimals, mint authority, and optional freeze authority. TokenAnvil packages the standard SPL Token Program steps into one guided flow so you do not write scripts or wire accounts by hand.
Wallet-signed minting
Your connected wallet approves every transaction. TokenAnvil never sees a seed phrase or private key.
Metadata ready
Name, symbol, description, and logo URI so explorers and wallets can display a recognizable identity.
Authority options
Keep or permanently revoke mint and freeze authority to match the token’s operating plan.
When you finish, the creator creates the mint on the cluster you selected, attaches metadata, mints the initial supply to a token account owned by your wallet, and optionally revokes authorities if you paid for those add-ons. The mint address—not the ticker—is the unique on-chain identifier. Always publish and verify that address before asking anyone to interact with the token.
For Solana’s own explanation of mint accounts, see the official SPL Token basics.
Devnet vs Mainnet
Solana runs separate clusters. Use Devnet to rehearse the full creator flow with zero TokenAnvil tool fee. Use Mainnet only when name, supply, decimals, metadata, and authority choices are final. A Devnet mint is not a production launch.
Devnet (practice)
- TokenAnvil tool fee: free
- Uses Devnet SOL (no Mainnet value)
- Ideal for checking UI, metadata, and wallet prompts
- Do not share a Devnet mint as a live token
Mainnet (live mint)
- TokenAnvil tool fee: $4.99–$9.99
- Wallet also pays Solana network fees in SOL
- Mint address and authorities are public and durable
- Authority revocation, if chosen, is permanent
Metadata: name, symbol, logo, description
Metadata is how wallets and explorers present the token. It does not replace the mint address as the identity. Prepare a readable name, a short symbol, a square PNG or JPG logo, and a description that states today’s intended use without profit or listing promises.
| Field | Practical tip |
|---|---|
| Name | Clear enough for support. Avoid ticker-only labels that collide with unrelated projects. |
| Symbol | Short display ticker. Symbols are not uniqueness guarantees on Solana—the mint address is. |
| Description | State the legitimate use today. Skip price promises and listing claims. |
| Logo | Square image, readable at small sizes. Broken image links travel with the metadata URI. |
Field-by-field detail lives in the SPL token metadata guide.
Supply, decimals, and authorities
Total supply is how many units you initially mint. Decimals control how finely those units divide and display; they do not add value. Common patterns: 0–2 decimals for simple points or tickets; 6–9 when you want finer transfer precision similar to many Solana tokens.
Mint authority can create more supply later. Freeze authority can freeze token accounts. Revoking either role is permanent. Keep mint authority only if controlled emissions (rewards, airdrops, refillable sinks) are part of the design. Revoke freeze only after you understand the trade-off—not because it “sounds safer.”
In TokenAnvil, optional authority protections are $2.50 each. Selecting both raises the tool fee from $4.99 to $9.99. Read the authority revocation guide before you lock irreversible settings.
What creation costs
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Base tool fee (Mainnet) | $4.99 |
| Mint authority revoke add-on | $2.50 |
| Freeze authority revoke add-on | $2.50 |
| Maximum TokenAnvil fee (both add-ons) | $9.99 |
| Devnet practice | Free (TokenAnvil tool fee) |
| Solana network fees | Paid separately in SOL by the connected wallet; shown before you approve. TokenAnvil tool fees are on-chain only (SOL / USDC / USDT to the treasury). |
Fees cover the minting workflow, metadata preparation, and optional authority actions—not liquidity, listings, marketing, or returns.
Guided flow from idea to verified mint
- Connect a supported Solana browser wallet (Phantom and Solflare are primary). Never share a seed phrase.
- Select Devnet for rehearsal or Mainnet for the live mint.
- Enter name, symbol, description, square logo, supply, and decimals.
- Review mint and freeze authority choices (keep or revoke).
- Confirm the TokenAnvil tool fee and the separate estimated network fee.
- Approve only the transaction you understand in your wallet.
- Save the mint address and transaction signature, then verify both in an independent Solana explorer.
Common creation mistakes and how to avoid them
Most regrets after a mint come from a few settings that are hard or impossible to change later. Check each one on Devnet before you pay for a Mainnet mint.
| Mistake | Why it matters | How to avoid it |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong decimals | Decimals are fixed at creation and change how balances display | Pick decimals on purpose (9 is common) and confirm the display on Devnet |
| Supply typo | An extra or missing zero changes the total by 10x | Read the supply back digit by digit on the review screen |
| Revoking authority too early | Revoked mint or freeze authority cannot be restored | Revoke only after supply and metadata are final and verified |
| Minting on the wrong network | A Devnet mint has no value; a Mainnet mint costs real SOL | Check the network selector and your wallet network before approving |
| Losing the mint address | You need it to verify, share, and manage the token | Save the mint address and transaction signature right after confirming |
Rehearse your settings free on Devnet
What TokenAnvil does not include
Creating a mint does not create a liquidity pool, DEX listing, wallet homepage placement, legal approval, demand, or market value. Those are separate decisions outside this tool. TokenAnvil does not custody funds, store private keys, reverse confirmed transactions, or provide financial, legal, or investment advice.
Before you announce: Publish one official page with the exact mint address, network (Mainnet), intended use, which authorities remain, and where to report impersonation. Never ask a holder for a seed phrase.
Solana token creator FAQ
How much does the Solana token creator cost?
Base Mainnet tool fee is $4.99. Both $2.50 authority options bring the TokenAnvil maximum to $9.99. Your wallet pays Solana network costs separately in SOL. Devnet testing is free.
Should I test on Devnet first?
Yes. A complete Devnet run catches wallet, logo, metadata, supply, and decimal mistakes before a Mainnet transaction. Use the same settings you intend to ship and inspect the result.
Which networks does TokenAnvil support?
Solana SPL only—Devnet and Mainnet. TokenAnvil does not mint tokens on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, or other chains.
Does creating a token add liquidity or list it?
No. The creator produces the SPL mint and helps with metadata and optional authority actions. Liquidity pools, DEX listings, and market making are separate steps.
Can TokenAnvil reverse a transaction?
No. Blockchain transactions and permanent authority revocations cannot be undone by TokenAnvil. Review every field and wallet request before approval.
Which wallets work?
The live creator detects supported Solana browser wallets. Phantom and Solflare are the primary supported choices; availability depends on the extension or mobile wallet installed in your browser.
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Ready to create?
Open the app, connect your wallet, rehearse on Devnet if needed, then create on Mainnet when your settings and disclosures are ready.