What is the Solana SPL Token Creator?
The Solana SPL Token Creator is a no-code tool for creating an SPL token with a name, symbol, decimals, initial supply, logo, and Metaplex metadata from your connected Solana wallet.

Change the number of decimals for your token.
Add custom token description.
Registers your token on the Metaplex Protocol for visibility & discoverability.
Renounce the ability to freeze holder wallets. Required for liquidity pool creation.
Renounce the ability to mint more tokens for added safety & trust.
Make token metadata immutable and locked for added security & trust.
Create a Solana SPL token with custom name, symbol, decimals, logo, and Metaplex metadata in one guided flow.
Review token authorities, mint additional supply, burn owned tokens, or revoke permissions from your connected wallet.
Edit your token name, symbol, description, and logo through Metaplex metadata while keeping the same SPL token address.
Find dormant SPL token accounts, close eligible accounts safely, and reclaim their rent deposits back as SOL.
The Solana SPL Token Creator is a no-code tool for creating an SPL token with a name, symbol, decimals, initial supply, logo, and Metaplex metadata from your connected Solana wallet.
No. The tool prepares the token creation transaction in your browser. You enter the token details, connect a Solana wallet, review the cost, and approve the transaction.
The initial supply is minted to the connected Solana wallet. That wallet is also used for the token authorities unless you choose to revoke or lock them during creation.
Yes. The creator uploads your metadata and links it to the token through Metaplex metadata, so wallets and explorers can display the token name, symbol, description, and logo.
Revoking mint authority makes the supply fixed, and revoking freeze authority removes the ability to freeze token accounts. Many projects use these settings to make token permissions easier for holders to verify.
An SPL token is a token that follows Solana's token program standard. It is the common format used for fungible tokens on Solana, similar in purpose to ERC-20 tokens on EVM chains.
No. Decimals are part of the token mint configuration and cannot be changed after the SPL token is created. Choose the decimal count carefully before confirming the transaction.
Wallets, explorers, and token lists may cache token data or index new metadata at different speeds. After creation, the token exists onchain immediately, but public display updates can take longer.