Solana Token Creator: Create SPL & Token-2022 Tokens

DEXArea's Solana Token Creator is a no-code tool for creating SPL (Solana Program Library) tokens and Token-2022 tokens on Solana.

You can customize token parameters such as name, symbol, supply, decimals, and advanced features like transfer fees or token extensions without any coding expertise.

• SPL Tokens: Standard fungible tokens on Solana. They are widely used for fungible tokens and are supported by many wallets, explorers, DEXs, and dApps.
• Token-2022 tokens, including tax-token configurations: Tokens on the Token-2022 program with optional features like transfer fees, permanent delegation, interest-bearing balances, and non-transferable status.

Yes. Switch to Devnet mode to test the full creation workflow on Devnet before Mainnet. Devnet is separate from Mainnet, so you must create a Devnet token to test — Mainnet tokens cannot be used on Devnet. After testing, switch back to Mainnet to deploy your token.

The base token creation fee still applies (0.09 SOL per token).

Revoke Mint Authority, Revoke Freeze Authority, and Revoke Update Authority are included at no extra DEXArea platform fee during token creation.

Solana network fees still apply and are paid from your wallet.

Using the Custom Address Generator adds 0.05 SOL.

The Custom Address Generator lets you create a token with a mint address that starts or ends with specific characters (e.g., "BTC" or "4").

You can set a prefix, suffix, or both — up to 4 characters combined — to make your token address more recognizable or memorable.

No. The Custom Address Generator runs entirely in your browser. The generated secret key is never sent to DEXArea or any server.

Generation uses your device's CPU, and the generated keypair is used locally to sign the token creation transaction.

Using the Custom Address Generator adds 0.05 SOL to the token creation fee.

This is in addition to the base platform fee (0.09 SOL).

Generation time depends on how many characters you use. Shorter patterns (1–2 chars) are usually found in seconds; 3–4 characters can take minutes or longer.

The tool shows an estimated time and live speed while generating. We recommend keeping the total to 4 characters or less.

Token authorities control specific functions:

• Mint Authority: Allows minting more tokens.
• Freeze Authority: Can freeze token accounts.
• Update Authority: Can change token metadata.

Revoking authorities is usually irreversible and changes what can be modified later. Review mint, freeze, and update authority options carefully before signing.

Token-2022 extensions add optional token features:

• Transfer Fees: Deduct a fee on each transfer.
• Permanent Delegate: Designate an address with broad token authority for compatible Token-2022 use cases. Review this carefully because it can affect holder balances and transfer control.
• Default Account State: Initialize accounts as frozen or active by default.
• Interest-Bearing Rate: Configure interest-bearing token balances for compatible Token-2022 use cases.
• Non-Transferable: Restricts token transfers to authority only.

• SPL Tokens: You can update metadata or mint tokens if authorities are not revoked.
• Token-2022: Some extensions like transfer fee can be adjusted, but others (e.g., max fee, non-transferable status) are immutable after creation.

The initial supply is minted to your connected wallet.

You can manage your token by updating metadata if authority remains available, minting more supply if mint authority is active, or creating liquidity through supported DEX workflows.

Compatible wallets include Phantom, Solflare, and others using the Solana wallet adapter.

Ensure your wallet is connected before proceeding.

The image and description provide branding and context.

They appear in wallets and marketplaces to help users recognize and understand your token.

Yes, you can add:

• Creator name and website
• Social links (Telegram, Discord, Twitter)

This information helps users recognize your project's official channels and understand the context around the token.

Use a high-quality image file (PNG, JPEG).

Recommended: square format (e.g., 512x512 pixels).

• Mainnet: Live Solana network with real value.
• Devnet: Test network using Devnet SOL for testing before using Mainnet with real value.

A percentage fee (e.g., 5%) is charged per transfer.

Example: Sending 100 tokens with a 5% fee means the user needs 105 tokens; 100 go to recipient, 5 to the fee authority.

Only the designated authority can transfer tokens.

This is useful for use cases like loyalty rewards or restricted assets.

Token creation usually completes after wallet approval and network confirmation. Timing can vary depending on wallet confirmation, RPC response, and network conditions.

Double-check your settings before confirming, as some changes cannot be reversed.

Decimals control how divisible your token is:

• 0 decimals: For whole-number use (e.g., access passes)
• 6 decimals: Common for utility tokens
• 9 decimals: Standard for fungible tokens or meme coins

Maximum supply depends on decimals because Solana token amounts are stored as integer base units. Most token creators use 6 or 9 decimals.

Review the calculated supply carefully before signing, and test on Devnet if you are unsure.

No coding knowledge is required. The tool is fully no-code — simply follow the on-screen steps to configure your token settings.

If you encounter issues, ensure the following:

• Your wallet is connected and has enough SOL
• All fields are correctly filled
• You're using a supported wallet and browser

If issues persist, try testing on Devnet first, then contact DEXArea support with the error message.

Yes. DEXArea Token Creator is non-custodial. Your wallet signs transactions, and DEXArea never accesses your private keys or holds custody of your funds.

Always verify you are on the official DEXArea domain, never share your seed phrase or private key, test on Devnet first, and review all settings before signing.

Some mistakes may require creating a new token. Decimals are effectively fixed after the mint is initialized, so changing decimals usually requires a new mint.

Initial Supply: If initial supply is too low and mint authority is still active, you may mint more tokens later. If supply is too high, only tokens you control can be burned. If mint authority is revoked, future minting is unavailable in most standard cases.

Review supply and decimals carefully before signing, and test on Devnet first if you are unsure.