The SPL token creation tool is SoulMinter's no-code interface for creating SPL (Solana Program Library) tokens. SPL tokens are the standard token type on Solana. You can set the name, symbol, supply, decimals, and metadata and many more properties of the token, then deploy it on the Solana blockchain in minutes.

SoulMinter works with Solana wallets that support the standard Wallet Standard / Phantom-style connection, including Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, and other browser and mobile wallets. The app has been thoroughly tested with Solflare and Phantom, use these for the best experience.

Creating a token with SoulMinter costs 0.2 SOL (platform fee) plus small Solana network fees for the transaction. Every additional feature like authority revocation and custom mint address is INCLUDED in the fee. We strictly believe in fair pricing and do our best to avoid dubious practices like drip-pricing (used by many of our competitors).

Yes. Tokens are created via standard Solana programs. You keep full control of your wallet and sign only the creation and optional revocation transactions. We never hold your keys. You can revoke mint and freeze authorities for free to make the token supply and metadata immutable.

Decimals define how divisible your token is. For example, with 9 decimals (Solana's common choice), 1 token is stored as 1,000,000,000 base units. With 0 decimals, 1 token is exactly 1 unit—no fractions. More decimals allow finer pricing (e.g. 0.000000001 tokens); fewer decimals keep whole numbers only.

Mint authority is the right to create new tokens (mint) for your token. As long as it's not revoked, the holder can increase the total supply. Revoking mint authority makes the maximum supply fixed forever. SoulMinter lets you revoke it for free after creation.

Freeze authority allows the holder to freeze token accounts, preventing transfers. Revoking it means no one can freeze accounts. SoulMinter offers free revocation of freeze authority so your token cannot be frozen by anyone.

Update authority controls who can change the token's metadata (name, symbol, URI). As long as it exists, metadata can be edited. Making metadata immutable means revoking or transferring that authority so no one can change it anymore—your token's name, symbol, and link stay fixed on-chain.

By default, the mint address is generated randomly at creation. A custom mint address lets you choose a specific set of letters/numbers for your token's mint address. This is useful for branding and building trust. Please note that it may take some time for these custom addresses to be generated.