A real mainnet SPL token
It uses Solana's standard token program and Metaplex metadata, so wallets and explorers know how to read it. It is not tied to Anvilmint after launch.
Build and launch an SPL or Token-2022 token from your browser. Your wallet handles the signing, and the supply goes directly to your address on Solana mainnet.
The deployment costs 0.1 SOL. That includes the network work needed to create the token; optional authority changes are priced separately.
It uses Solana's standard token program and Metaplex metadata, so wallets and explorers know how to read it. It is not tied to Anvilmint after launch.
The transaction is built for your wallet to sign. The full supply mints to your address in the same transaction, so there is no window where anyone else controls it.
We resize and host the logo, then add it to a standard metadata file. Wallets can use that file to show your token's name, symbol and image.
Use Phantom, Solflare or another compatible wallet. Connecting lets the page read your public address; it does not approve a transaction or cost anything.
Name, symbol, decimals, total supply and a square logo. If you are unsure about decimals, nine is the Solana convention and the form defaults to it.
Keep mint and freeze authority, or revoke either one permanently. The form explains what each choice means before you make it.
The itemized cost appears before the wallet prompt does. Approve it, wait roughly fifteen seconds, and your mint address and Solscan link are on screen.
Solana charges rent and transaction fees when a token is created. We cover those costs and show the amount you will pay before the wallet prompt opens.
| Item | Cost | Paid to | Optional |
|---|---|---|---|
| Token deployment | 0.1 SOL | Anvilmint | No |
| Solana network fees and rent | Included | Anvilmint | n/a |
| Revoke mint authority | 0.1 SOL | Anvilmint | Yes |
| Revoke freeze authority | 0.1 SOL | Anvilmint | Yes |
Network costs move with congestion. We absorb that variation, so the deployment price shown here stays fixed.
The options on the launch form are permanent, and most of them are worth ten minutes of reading before you tick them. These are the ones people most often get wrong.
The power to create more of your token. Revoking is permanent, and the reason to do it is narrower than most checklists suggest.
The power to stop a holder moving their balance. Why buyers check for it, and when keeping it is defensible.
Two separate programs and one permanent choice. What a transfer fee really costs you in compatibility.
Open the form, choose what you need and check the total before you sign.