Solana Token Creator

Alchemii is a no-code Solana token creator built for memecoin launchers, project founders, and anyone who wants to create an SPL token without writing Rust or touching the Solana CLI. Connect your wallet, fill in the form, sign the transaction — your Solana token lives on mainnet, indexable on Solscan the same way BONK, WIF, or any other Solana token is. One signed transaction, about 0.22 SOL all-in for a standard launch, charged once — no subscription, and we never take a cut of your trading volume.

Whether you're launching a meme coin, a community token, a DAO governance token, or an in-game currency, the underlying primitive is the same: a Solana SPL token. Alchemii makes the creation flow identical for all of them, with use-case-aware defaults so memecoins get memecoin settings and utility tokens get utility settings. The token templates by use case page lays out the eight presets we ship.

SPL stands for Solana Program Library. An SPL token is the Solana equivalent of an ERC-20 — a fungible token that lives on the Solana blockchain, governed by a single shared on-chain program at TokenkegQfeZyiNwAJbNbGKPFXCWuBvf9Ss623VQ5DA. Memecoins, stablecoins, governance tokens, and utility tokens on Solana are all SPL tokens — see our full SPL token explainer for the 5-account model and authority semantics.

Unlike Ethereum, where every ERC-20 deploys its own contract, creating a Solana SPL token means creating a new mint account inside the existing SPL Token Program. That makes the on-chain cost small (roughly 0.0191 SOL of rent and signature fees, the same for every tool on Solana) and fast (transactions confirm in under 2 seconds, per Solana's transaction docs). For the full cost breakdown including Metaplex metadata rent and ATA rent, see what it costs to launch a Solana token in 2026. It's why Solana has become the dominant chain for memecoin launches in 2026.

Connect your Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, or any wallet supported by the Solana Wallet Adapter), fill in your token's metadata, choose your decimals and supply, and decide whether to revoke mint authority. Your token is minted with no freeze authority at all — the field is null from initialization. Alchemii bundles the SPL token creation, Metaplex metadata, and the mint-authority revoke into a single transaction your wallet signs. The Metaplex token metadata explainer covers the six on-chain + off-chain fields wallets read to display your name, symbol, and image.

We don't see your private key. Every transaction is signed locally in your browser by your own wallet — Alchemii is a no-custody tool. After your token is live, you can paste the mint address into our free Token Audit Checker to verify the four trust signals (mint authority, freeze authority, metadata, LP burn) returned the way you intended.

A mint address ending in pump is the visual signature of a Pump.fun launch. Traders read it that way on Solscan, on DexScreener, and in the Telegram channels where mint addresses get pasted around. Normally the only way to get one is to launch on the bonding curve, which means accepting everything else that comes with it: no control of your initial price or fee tier, an LP you do not own, and no aggregator visibility until the token graduates at roughly $69K market cap — a bar only about 1% of launches clear.

Tick Pumpfun Token on the form above and you get the address without any of that. Alchemii hands your launch a mint keypair whose public key ends in those four characters, for a flat 0.1 SOL on top of the launch fee. Everything else stays an ordinary direct launch: you pick the price and the fee tier, you hold the LP and can burn it at minute zero, and the Raydium pool you open is indexable by DexScreener and routable by Jupiter as soon as it exists — no graduation gate standing between your token and the charts.

The check that matters: before the transaction is built, the flow asserts that the address it received actually ends in pump. If it does not, the launch stops with an error instead of proceeding — you are never charged 0.1 SOL for a suffix you did not get.

The economics are worth doing yourself rather than taking on trust. Pump.fun costs ~0.02 SOL upfront and then takes 1% of every buy and 1% of every sell — 2% on a round trip — for as long as the token trades. A pump-suffix launch here is ~0.32 SOL (a standard launch plus the 0.1 SOL suffix). That is a 0.30 SOL difference, and 0.30 ÷ 0.02 = 15 SOL of buying-and-selling before the curve has taken more than the flat fee. Add the mint-authority revoke most memecoins want and you are comparing ~0.42 SOL, breaking even at (0.42 − 0.02) ÷ 0.02 = 20 SOL. Past that point the percentage keeps running forever and the flat fee is already paid. Full working in how to get a pump-suffix token without Pump.fun.

One honest limit: the suffix is cosmetic. It signals the format, not an affiliation — your token is not a Pump.fun token and telling buyers otherwise is the one thing that turns a launch into a fraud. Pair it with Copy Coin and the two compose: any coin on the trending board can be copied into a pump-suffix mint of your own, whether or not the original's address ends in pump.

Every Solana SPL token has the same configurable fields, regardless of which tool creates it. Below is what each field does, the value to pick for a memecoin, and where the choice becomes irreversible.

Token name and symbol

Both are stored on-chain in the Metaplex Token Metadata account, not in the SPL mint itself. Name is the long form (e.g. "Bonk" on Solscan), symbol is the ticker ("BONK"). Both stay editable for as long as the update authority sits on your wallet, which is how Alchemii ships them — hand that authority off or drop it and both fields lock permanently.

Decimals (pick 6 for memecoin parity)

Decimals control how many sub-units make up one whole token. Set it once at mint and you cannot change it. 6 is the Solana memecoin standard — same as USDC, which keeps your token's display consistent with what users already see in Phantom. 9 is technically valid but makes sub-cent prices read as awkwardly long numbers in wallets. 5 is what BONK uses. 0 = no fractional tokens — only pick this if you have a specific reason (some utility/governance tokens).

Initial supply (1B is the memecoin convention)

Initial supply is the total tokens minted at creation. For memecoins, 1 billion (1,000,000,000) with 6 decimals is the dominant pattern — it gives buyers a comfortable price-per-unit in the sub-cent range without looking artificially deflated. BONK used 100T at 5 decimals, which works but biases the price display toward scientific notation. If you plan to revoke mint authority (recommended), the supply you pick now is the supply forever.

Metadata image (IPFS, not your local server)

Alchemii pins your image to Pinata IPFS and writes the resulting URI to the Metaplex metadata account. Use PNG or SVG under 1 MB, square aspect ratio. The reason this matters: aggregators like DexScreener and Birdeye fetch this URL during indexing — if your image is on a short-lived hosting URL that 404s a week later, the logo disappears from every wallet that displays your token.

Mint authority revocation

The mint authority is the wallet that can create new supply. While it's active, the holder can dilute your token at any time by minting more. Revoking sets the field to null permanently — no one (including you) can ever mint again. For memecoins, this is non-negotiable for buyer trust. See our mint authority revocation guide for the on-chain mechanics and how to verify it on Solscan.

Freeze authority (never set on tokens you mint here)

The freeze authority can freeze any token account holding your mint, blocking transfers. Compliance tokens like USDC retain this on purpose; memecoins shouldn't carry one at all — which is why every token minted here is created with the freeze authority set to null from initialization. There is no step to remember and nothing to revoke afterwards. (Holding a token minted elsewhere that still has one? The standalone revoke freeze authority tool handles it.) What is freeze authority on Solana walks through the legitimate cases for keeping it and why memecoin buyers treat an active freeze authority as a red flag (potential honeypot vector — see our memecoin glossary).

Update authority handling

The update authority controls whether the Metaplex metadata (name, symbol, image) can be changed after launch. Alchemii writes your metadata with the update authority set to your own wallet and the metadata left mutable, so a typo, a dead image URI, or a new Telegram link is still fixable with the metadata update tool. If you'd rather lock branding permanently, move the authority to a multisig or hand it off yourself — the wrong move is leaving it on a single-sig hot wallet that could be compromised. Across our 47-launch dataset, retaining update authority on multisig and revoking it after the first 30 days is the most common pattern for projects with real teams.

Memecoins are the majority of Solana token launches and they have specific configuration: 1B supply, 6 decimals (USDC parity — see USDC on Solscan for the reference), a revoked mint authority and no freeze authority, then a Raydium pool and burn the LP. Get any of those wrong and you lose holder trust before the first trade. The full step-by-step is in how to create a meme coin on Solana.

Read our Solana memecoin launch checklist for the full 11-step playbook, or jump to the meme coin launch flow to use the pre-configured settings.

For most memecoins and community tokens, yes. Revoking mint authority makes your supply permanently fixed, which is the baseline trust signal holders look for — see how to revoke mint authority on Solana for the on-chain mechanics, and it correlates with roughly 4.2× the 24-hour survival rate in our launch data. Freeze authority is handled for you: tokens minted here never have one, which is what exchange listings and sophisticated buyers check for ( what is freeze authority on Solana covers the edge cases where retaining it is legitimate).

Update authority is a judgment call, and Alchemii leaves it with you: your metadata ships mutable with the authority on your own wallet, so you can fix typos or migrate an image URI, and move or drop the authority later if branding is final. For a deeper walkthrough, read our complete Solana SPL token creation guide. Across our 47-launch dataset, the projects that retained an active mint or freeze authority post-launch faced far more buyer scrutiny than the ones that shipped with both fields null at mint time.