What can I do with the Solana Token Manager?
The Solana Token Manager lets you inspect token authorities, mint additional supply when your wallet controls mint authority, burn tokens from owned accounts, and revoke token permissions.

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 Token Manager lets you inspect token authorities, mint additional supply when your wallet controls mint authority, burn tokens from owned accounts, and revoke token permissions.
Yes, if the connected wallet still controls the token mint authority. If mint authority has already been revoked or belongs to another wallet, the mint action will not be available.
Burning permanently removes tokens from an initialized token account owned by your wallet. It reduces the token balance in that account and lowers circulating supply for that mint.
No. Revoking mint authority, freeze authority, or update authority is an onchain permission change. Once a permission is removed, this toolkit cannot restore it.
Actions depend on the connected wallet and the token state. For example, minting requires mint authority, burning requires an owned token account with balance, and metadata actions require update authority.
Mint authority is the permission that allows a wallet to create more tokens for a mint. If you revoke mint authority, the token supply can no longer be increased through this mint.
Freeze authority is the permission to freeze token accounts for that mint. Revoking it removes the ability to freeze holder accounts, which can make token permissions easier to trust.
No. The toolkit runs as a browser dApp and uses your connected wallet to sign transactions. You should never share your wallet seed phrase or private key with any token management tool.