Create SPL tokens on Solana Mainnet — real SOL
Name:
Symbol:
Supply:
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Description:—
Logo:—
Mint Authority:
Freeze Authority:
A token created on Solana's SPL standard, equivalent to Ethereum's ERC-20.
What does Revoke Mint Authority mean?
Removes the ability to mint new tokens after deploy. Supply becomes fixed and immutable.
What does Revoke Freeze Authority mean?
Prevents anyone (including the creator) from freezing token accounts. Maximum decentralization.
How much does it cost to create a token on Solana?
On Mainnet, expect on the order of 0.024 SOL plus priority fees; Arweave upload is paid from your wallet through Irys. Always double-check Phantom is on Mainnet before signing.
How do metadata work on MintLab?
MintLab handles everything automatically. Upload your logo and, optionally, a short description. The system builds the metadata and saves it on Arweave permanently. No technical hosting steps on your side.
Do I have to host metadata myself?
No. MintLab includes permanent Arweave storage in the fee (about 0.010 SOL on top of deploy). Your logo and metadata stay online without a separate hosting bill.
Can I use IPFS instead of Arweave?
MintLab uses Arweave for permanent persistence. IPFS is not supported because it usually requires manual pinning and ongoing upkeep.
How much does storage cost?
About 0.010 SOL extra on top of the token deploy (total around 0.024 SOL before optional revokes). It’s a one-time payment — no recurring storage fee from MintLab for that bundle.
Can I skip the logo or description?
On this form, Token Logo is required so wallets and explorers can show your brand. Token Description is optional.
What's the difference between Devnet and Mainnet?
Devnet is a test network with free SOL for experimenting. Mainnet is the live network where tokens have value and you pay fees in real SOL.
Can I modify supply or decimals after creation?
No, supply and decimals are immutable after the mint is deployed. Choose carefully.
Where can I read more about logo upload and metadata?
Open the Logo & Metadata Guide or the full FAQ page for the same topics in one place.