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Token Generator

Crypto Token Generator

Create a token on Solana, any of 17 EVM networks, or Sui — from a form, with no code and no CLI. Choose your standard below, customise the features you need, test the exact configuration free on a testnet, then deploy to mainnet.

Solana
SOL/Solana·from 0.2 SOL

SPL Tokens

Solana mainnet, devnet & testnet. Mint, freeze, metadata, transfer tax.

Create SPL Token

Customizable Features

17 options
01

taxes

  • Transfer tax (Token-2022)
  • Liquidity tax (ERC-20)
  • Dividend tax (ERC-20)
  • Auto-burn tax (ERC-20)
  • Up to 5 wallet taxes (ERC-20)
02

limits

  • Anti-bot cooldown
  • Max amount per wallet
  • Max transaction limits
03

utilities

  • Metadata
  • Default exchange
  • Token recovery
  • Permit
04

other

  • Mintable
  • Freezable
  • Pausable
  • Enable trading
  • Blacklist
  • Non-transferable (SPL)

Which chain should you create your token on?

This is the decision that matters most, and it is hard to reverse — a token exists on one network and cannot be moved to another without deploying a second token and migrating holders. The practical differences are cost, tooling, and where the buyers already are.

Solana (SPL)

The cheapest and fastest option, and the centre of gravity for new-token launches. Creation costs 0.2 SOL, network fees are fractions of a cent, and liquidity lives on Raydium with routing through Jupiter. Choose Solana unless you have a specific reason not to. Trade-off: the culture is fast-moving and heavily meme-driven, so attention is cheap to buy and hard to keep. Create an SPL token.

EVM chains (ERC-20)

The largest ecosystem of wallets, exchanges, auditors, and DeFi integrations, and the standard institutions understand. The catch is gas: the same deployment can cost a few cents on Base or BSC and a great deal more on Ethereum mainnet. Unless you specifically need mainnet credibility, deploy on Base, BSC, Polygon, or Arbitrum. Create an ERC-20 token.

Sui (Move coin)

Move's object model expresses permissions as capability objects you own — the TreasuryCap is the right to mint — which makes supply guarantees unusually easy to verify. Fees are low and the ecosystem is much less crowded, so a genuinely useful project has more room to be noticed. Trade-off: fewer integrations and a smaller trading audience. Create a Sui token.

How the generator works

  1. Pick your token standard

    SPL for Solana, ERC-20 for Ethereum and the other EVM networks, or a Move coin for Sui. The standard determines which wallets, exchanges, and tools can handle your token, so choose the chain your audience already uses.

  2. Connect the matching wallet

    Solana pages use Phantom, Solflare, or Trust Wallet; EVM pages use MetaMask, Rabby, or Coinbase Wallet; Sui pages use Sui Wallet or Slush. MoonSol is non-custodial and never holds your keys.

  3. Configure name, supply, and features

    Set the basics, then choose from 17 optional features — taxes, transfer limits, mintability, pausing, blacklists, and metadata options — depending on what the standard supports.

  4. Deploy on a testnet for free

    Solana devnet and testnet, EVM testnets such as Sepolia and Base Sepolia, and Sui devnet and testnet all carry no platform fee. Deploy there first and inspect the result on the explorer.

  5. Deploy on mainnet

    Switch networks, review the fee summary, and approve one transaction. Your token is live within seconds and manageable from the owner dashboard.

What you get on every chain

  • A standard token — a real SPL mint, a real ERC-20 contract, or a real Move coin — not a wrapper or a share in someone else's contract.
  • Metadata that wallets and explorers display: name, symbol, logo, and description, with assets pinned to IPFS.
  • Full ownership: supply is delivered to your wallet, and authorities or ownership roles remain at your address.
  • Non-custodial signing — every transaction is approved in your own wallet and MoonSol never sees a private key.
  • Free testnet deployments so you can validate the configuration before spending anything.
  • Post-launch tooling for liquidity, airdrops, authorities, and metadata rather than a dead end after minting.

Token generator FAQ

01Which blockchain should I create my token on?

Solana if you want the lowest fees and the deepest new-token trading culture — creation costs a fraction of a SOL and transactions are cents. An EVM chain if you need Ethereum tooling, and specifically Base, BSC, or Polygon rather than Ethereum mainnet unless gas cost is irrelevant to you. Sui if you want Move's object model and much less competition for attention.

02What does it cost to create a token?

Solana SPL tokens start at 0.2 SOL, discounted from 0.4 SOL. EVM and Sui fees are charged in the network's own gas token and vary by chain — Ethereum mainnet gas dominates the cost there, while Base, BSC, and Polygon are far cheaper. All testnets are free of platform fees.

03Do I need to write any code?

No. Doing this manually means installing a toolchain and running CLI commands or compiling a Solidity contract. The generator performs the same on-chain operations from a form, with one wallet signature.

04Can I create a token on more than one chain?

Yes, and many projects do for multi-chain distribution. They are separate tokens on separate networks, not bridged copies of one another — supply on one chain has no automatic relationship to supply on another.

05Do I keep ownership of the token?

Yes. The supply is minted to your wallet and any authority or ownership role stays at your address unless you revoke or transfer it. MoonSol keeps no authority over tokens you create and takes no share of trading volume.

06Can I test before spending real money?

Yes, and you should. Every chain we support has free test networks with no platform fee, so you can validate decimals, supply, and features before committing anything on mainnet.

07What happens after I create the token?

A newly minted token is not yet tradable. You will normally add liquidity so people can buy it, distribute allocations with a multisender, and manage authorities and metadata from the dashboard. All of those are on MoonSol.

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