CoinSaga’s Solana Token Creator lets you configure, create, and mint a standard SPL token from a compatible Solana wallet. The tool runs on Solana Mainnet, so it uses real SOL and can produce irreversible transactions. CoinSaga states that it never receives your private keys or seed phrase.
Before starting, decide your token’s name, symbol, description, initial supply, decimals, and authority settings. Keep enough SOL in your wallet for possible network and account-creation fees. Token creation alone does not authorize you to offer, sell, market, or list a token; check the rules that apply in your jurisdiction.
1. Open the Solana Token Creator and connect a wallet
Open the tool and read the Mainnet warning. Select Connect wallet, then follow the connection prompt shown by your compatible Solana wallet. Check every wallet request before approving it.
2. Add the token identity
Complete the Token identity section:
- Token name: Maximum 32 UTF-8 bytes.
- Symbol: Two to 10 letters or numbers.
- Description: Up to 500 characters. Keep it factual and specific.
- Project website: Optional.
- Token logo: Upload a square, static PNG, JPG, or WebP image between 64 and 2,048 pixels, with a maximum file size of 2 MB.
The live preview updates to show the token name, symbol, supply, decimals, network, and service fee. Review the preview for mistakes before moving on. Token metadata may be published to IPFS.
3. Set the initial supply and decimals
Enter the number of whole tokens to mint to your wallet. Then choose the decimals, which control the smallest transferable unit. The tool currently offers 9 (Solana default), 6, 2, or 0 (indivisible).
4. Choose token authorities carefully
The creator includes three authority controls:
- Revoke mint authority: Prevents any future increase in supply.
- Revoke freeze authority: Prevents token accounts from being frozen.
- Lock metadata: Makes the name, symbol, and metadata URI immutable.
Each selected action is marked as irreversible. On the current form, revoking mint and freeze authority is selected by default, while metadata locking is not. Do not rely on defaults: choose settings that match your project and verify them again before signing.
5. Complete the final checks
Confirm that you understand the irreversible blockchain and authority actions and that the tool uses Solana Mainnet, real SOL, and public data. Read and accept the linked Terms, Privacy Policy, and Risk Disclosure, then complete the Cloudflare human verification.
6. Create the token and approve wallet requests
Select Create token on Solana Mainnet only after checking every value. According to the tool’s displayed workflow, it prepares the logo and metadata JSON, asks your wallet to approve creation of the mint and initial supply, shows revocation approvals only when selected, and then displays the mint address and explorer links.
Network and account-creation fees may still be charged if a later step fails. Save the mint address after completion and verify the token using the explorer link shown by the tool.
