Create your token in minutes
Pick a network, connect your wallet, set your token details, and deploy — no coding, no leaving the site.
Choose your blockchain
Linea
ERC-20
0.009 ETH + gas
Create on Linea
Avalanche
ERC-20
1 AVAX + gas
Create on Avalanche
Scroll
ERC-20
0.009 ETH + gas
Create on Scroll
Sui
Coin
19 SUI + gas
Create on Sui
TON
Jetton
8 TON + gas
Create on TON
Berachain
ERC-20
57 BERA + gas
Create on Berachain
HyperEVM
ERC-20
0.2 HYPE + gas
Create on HyperEVM
Sonic
ERC-20
460 S + gas
Create on Sonic
Unichain
ERC-20
0.009 ETH + gas
Create on Unichain
World Chain
ERC-20
0.009 ETH + gas
Create on World
Soneium
ERC-20
0.009 ETH + gas
Create on Soneium
Mantle
ERC-20
30 MNT + gas
Create on Mantle
Cronos
ERC-20
250 CRO + gas
Create on Cronos
Monad
ERC-20
695 MON + gas
Create on Monad
Metis
ERC-20
5 METIS + gas
Create on Metis
Robinhood Chain
ERC-20
0.009 ETH + gas
Create on Robinhood Chain
Not sure which chain? Compare networks or read our guides.
Open-source & verified
Our factory contracts are open source and verified on BscScan, Etherscan, Basescan, Arbiscan and more — read the code before you deploy.
View a verified contract100% non-custodial
We never touch your wallet, keys or funds. You connect, you review, and you sign every transaction yourself.
You own it, fully
No hidden mint, no backdoor, no lock-in — special owner powers are off by default, and you can renounce ownership anytime.
23 chains, one place
Deploy on BNB Chain, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Solana, Polygon, Optimism, Linea, Avalanche, Scroll, Sui, TON, Berachain, HyperEVM, Sonic, Unichain, World Chain, Soneium, Mantle, Cronos, Monad, Metis and Robinhood Chain — the same simple flow on every network.
Service fee on each chain
Every generator charges a one-time service fee in the chain's own coin. You pay it in the same transaction that creates your token, and your wallet shows the full amount before you sign. On top of that you pay the network fee (gas), which goes to the blockchain, not to us.
| Chain | Token type | Service fee (one-time) | You also pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| BNB Chain | BEP-20 | 0.02 BNB + 0.002 BNB per optional feature | Network gas, paid in BNB |
| Solana | SPL | 0.2 SOL | About 0.017 SOL for network fees and account rent |
| Base | ERC-20 | 0.009 ETH | Network gas, paid in ETH |
| Ethereum | ERC-20 | 0.009 ETH | Network gas, paid in ETH |
| Arbitrum | ERC-20 | 0.009 ETH | Network gas, paid in ETH |
| Polygon | ERC-20 | 200 POL | Network gas, paid in POL |
| Optimism | ERC-20 | 0.009 ETH | Network gas, paid in ETH |
| Linea | ERC-20 | 0.009 ETH | Network gas, paid in ETH |
| Avalanche | ERC-20 | 1 AVAX | Network gas, paid in AVAX |
| Scroll | ERC-20 | 0.009 ETH | Network gas, paid in ETH |
| Sui | Coin | 19 SUI | About 0.02 SUI gas |
| TON | Jetton | 8 TON | 0.25 TON sent with the deploy, plus a small network fee |
| Berachain | ERC-20 | 57 BERA | Network gas, paid in BERA |
| HyperEVM | ERC-20 | 0.2 HYPE | Network gas, paid in HYPE |
| Sonic | ERC-20 | 460 S | Network gas, paid in S |
| Unichain | ERC-20 | 0.009 ETH | Network gas, paid in ETH |
| World Chain | ERC-20 | 0.009 ETH | Network gas, paid in ETH |
| Soneium | ERC-20 | 0.009 ETH | Network gas, paid in ETH |
| Mantle | ERC-20 | 30 MNT | Network gas, paid in MNT |
| Cronos | ERC-20 | 250 CRO | Network gas, paid in CRO |
| Monad | ERC-20 | 695 MON | Network gas, paid in MON |
| Metis | ERC-20 | 5 METIS | Network gas, paid in METIS |
| Robinhood Chain | ERC-20 | 0.009 ETH | Network gas, paid in ETH |
- Fees checked on 22 October 2026 against our live factory contracts (EVM chains) and the live generator code (Solana, Sui and TON).
- BNB Chain is the only chain where the fee depends on your choices: 0.02 BNB, plus 0.002 BNB for each optional feature you switch on (Mintable, Burnable, Tax, Blacklist), so 0.028 BNB at most.
- Ethereum and the 9 Layer 2 networks that use ETH for gas (Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Linea, Scroll, Unichain, World Chain, Soneium and Robinhood Chain) all charge the same 0.009 ETH.
- We list fees in each chain's own coin, not in dollars, because coin prices change every day. For a rough total in your currency, try the token cost calculator or read what it costs to create a cryptocurrency.
- Gas depends on how busy the network is. It is usually far higher on Ethereum mainnet than on Layer 2 networks such as Base, Arbitrum and Optimism.
Which chain fits your goal
The crypto token generator works the same way on all 23 chains, so the real choice is where your buyers are and which features you need. Use this table as a starting point.
| Your goal | Chains to look at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A meme coin for retail traders | Solana, BNB Chain, Base | These chains have big meme-coin communities, busy DEXs and aggregators (Raydium and Jupiter on Solana, PancakeSwap on BNB Chain, Aerodrome and Uniswap on Base) and low gas. Start with the meme coin guide. |
| A token with a transfer tax | BNB Chain or any ERC-20 chain, such as Base or Ethereum | Tax is only available on our EVM generators: BNB Chain and the 19 ERC-20 chains. The feature table below shows the rates you can set. |
| A fixed supply buyers can check | Solana, or any EVM chain | On Solana, tick Revoke Mint (and Immutable if you also want to lock the name and logo). On any EVM chain, leave Mintable off and renounce ownership once your settings are final. |
| Reaching Telegram users | TON | Jettons work in Telegram Wallet, Tonkeeper and MyTonWallet, and trade on STON.fi and DeDust. See the TON token guide. |
| Ethereum tools with low gas | Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Linea, Scroll, Unichain, World Chain, Soneium, Robinhood Chain | Ethereum Layer 2 networks: gas is paid in ETH and costs far less than on Ethereum mainnet, and you use the same wallets as on Ethereum. |
| The widest wallet and DeFi support | Ethereum | The original ERC-20 network. Every wallet, explorer and DeFi app supports it, but gas costs much more than on a Layer 2, so budget for it. See the ERC-20 guide. |
| A community that already lives on one chain | HyperEVM, Berachain, Sonic, Monad, Mantle, Cronos, Metis, Polygon, Avalanche | Launch where your holders already have wallets and coins. The generator works the same way on every EVM chain; only the coin you pay with and the fee amount change. |
| Building in the Sui ecosystem | Sui | Each token is its own Move package. You hold the TreasuryCap, and the coin works with Sui wallets such as Slush and Suiet. See the Sui token guide. |
| Just testing the idea | A testnet of your chosen network | Our generators deploy to mainnet only. To practise, use a testnet: test coins from a faucet cost nothing, but tokens made there have no market value. |
For a deeper side-by-side look, read the best blockchain to create a token.
Token features by chain
What each generator lets you switch on. On the EVM chains every owner power is fixed when the token is created: a power you leave off can never be added later.
Swipe the table sideways to see all five columns.
| Feature | BNB ChainBEP-20 | 19 ERC-20 chainssee list below | SolanaSPL | SuiMove Coin | TONJetton |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mint more later | Optional (Mintable) | Optional (Mintable) | Yes, until you revoke mint authority | Yes, with the TreasuryCap | Yes, while you are admin |
| Burn | Optional (Burnable) | Built in: holders burn their own tokens | Built in: holders burn their own tokens | TreasuryCap holder only | Built in: holders burn their own jettons |
| Transfer tax | Optional, 1–25% | Optional, 0.01–25% | Not available | Not available | Not available |
| Blacklist | Optional | Optional | Not available | Not available | Not available |
| Revoke mint (fixed supply) | Leave Mintable off, or renounce ownership | Leave Mintable off, or renounce ownership | Optional switch at launch (Revoke Mint) | Lock or destroy the TreasuryCap after launch | Renounce admin after launch |
| Freeze holders | No pause switch. Blacklist, if you switch it on, can block single addresses | No pause switch. Blacklist, if you switch it on, can block single addresses | Not available: tokens are created without a freeze authority | Not available | Not available |
| Locked name and symbol | Fixed at creation | Fixed at creation | Optional switch (Immutable) | Locked at creation | Admin can change it until admin is renounced |
Built inYour choiceNot available
- The ERC-20 chains are Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, Linea, Avalanche, Scroll, Berachain, HyperEVM, Sonic, Unichain, World Chain, Soneium, Mantle, Cronos, Monad, Metis and Robinhood Chain. They all offer the same features.
- With Blacklist switched on, the owner of an EVM token can block single addresses from sending or receiving it.
- While you own an EVM tax token you can change the rate later, up to 25%. Scanners flag adjustable taxes, so renounce ownership once the settings are final. Tax tokens need a V2-style pool, because concentrated-liquidity (V3) pools don't support transfer taxes.
- On TON, renouncing admin stops new minting, but the standard jetton contract still reports itself as mintable, so some explorers keep showing it that way. Check that the admin field is empty.
Safety checklist
Run through this list before and after you launch. It covers mistakes we have seen in support.
- Start from the real site. Open the generator from cryptotokenmaker.com and check the address bar. No real token tool ever asks for your seed phrase or private key; anyone who does is trying to empty your wallet.
- Check the amount before you sign. Your wallet should show the service fee from the table above (on BNB Chain, for the features you picked) plus what the "You also pay" column lists: the network fee, and on Solana and TON the account rent or the amount sent with the deploy. Nothing else.
- Keep a little extra coin. You need gas now and more coin later for liquidity. On EVM chains a balance that is too low often shows up as a "missing revert data" error, and no token is created.
- Choose owner powers on purpose. Mint, tax and blacklist are the first things scanners and buyers look at. Leave off anything you don't need.
- Use your own name and ticker. Copying a well-known token or brand, such as a stablecoin ticker, gets flagged by wallets and explorers and can get you into legal trouble.
- Check the contract on the block explorer. Make sure it shows as verified, then add your logo, website and socials there. Our guide shows how to verify a token contract.
- Add liquidity from your own wallet. Use the DEX directly or our Add Liquidity tool. Locking your LP tokens shows buyers the liquidity can't be pulled while the lock lasts.
- Give up the powers you no longer need. Renounce ownership on EVM chains (the Token Manager can do it), revoke mint on Solana, lock the TreasuryCap on Sui and renounce admin on TON. None of these can be undone.
- Scan it the way buyers will. For tokens on BNB Chain, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism or Linea, run the address through our Rug & Honeypot Checker.
More on staying safe: how to avoid crypto scams.
What a token generator does, and what it doesn't
On BNB Chain and the 19 ERC-20 chains, a generator page talks to a contract that is already deployed on that chain, called a factory. When you press Create, your wallet sends one transaction to the factory. In that transaction the factory creates a new token contract with your settings, sends the full supply to your wallet, makes your wallet the owner and passes the service fee on. On Solana, Sui and TON the page builds the transaction itself from the chain's standard token programs, and your wallet signs it the same way. A few seconds later you can open the result on the block explorer.
- A generator does: deploy a standard BEP-20, ERC-20, SPL, Jetton or Sui Coin token with the options you chose, put the whole supply in your wallet and show the fee in your wallet before you sign.
- A generator doesn't: add liquidity (a new token has no price until you pair it with coin in a pool), list the token on exchanges or price sites, bring buyers, or keep any control after the token is created. It can't undo a mistake either, so check every field before you sign.
A generator is one of four ways to get a token. The others suit different people:
Swipe the table sideways to see all four columns.
| Route | Who writes the contract | Who controls the token | Fits when |
|---|---|---|---|
| A token generator | Ready-made standard code, filled with your settings | Your wallet | You want a standard token on the chain of your choice, in minutes |
| Hiring a developer | A developer, for your project | Your wallet, after handover | You need logic a standard token can't do, such as vesting or staking rules, and you budget for an audit |
| Writing it yourself | You | Your wallet | You are comfortable with Solidity or Rust, testing and explorer verification |
| A bonding-curve launchpad | The platform, from its own template | The platform's contract sets the supply and the rules | You want a quick meme launch and accept the platform's settings. See Pump.fun and Four.meme vs your own token. |
How our fees compare with other token tools, chain by chain and with sources: token creator fees compared.
Step-by-step guides
Token generator FAQ
How much does each token generator cost?
You pay a one-time service fee in the chain's own coin, plus the network fee. The service fee is 0.009 ETH on Ethereum and the Layer 2 chains that use ETH for gas, 0.2 SOL on Solana, 0.02 BNB on BNB Chain (plus 0.002 BNB per optional feature), 8 TON on TON and 19 SUI on Sui. The table above lists all 23 chains. There is no subscription, and your wallet shows the full amount before you sign.
Can I create a token on this site for free?
Not for mainnet tokens: every generator here charges the one-time service fee shown above, plus gas. Two routes cost little or nothing up front. On a testnet the coins are free, but the token has no market value. On a bonding-curve launchpad the platform's contract creates and controls the coin, so you don't own the contract or choose its settings. Read what "free" really means for the details.
Which blockchain should I create my token on?
Pick the chain where your buyers already are. Meme coins mostly launch on Solana, BNB Chain or Base, Telegram projects on TON, and tokens that need a transfer tax on BNB Chain or an ERC-20 chain. If you want Ethereum tools with low gas, use a Layer 2 such as Base or Arbitrum. The goal table above covers more cases.
Can I add a tax to my token?
Yes, on BNB Chain and the 19 ERC-20 chains. Switch on Tax, then set the rate (1–25% on BNB Chain, 0.01–25% on the ERC-20 chains) and the wallet that receives it. The tax applies to transfers between holders, including buys and sells on a DEX. While you own the token you can change the rate later, up to 25%. Tokens made here on Solana, Sui and TON have no tax option.
Can I mint more tokens later?
Only if the token was created with that power. On BNB Chain and the ERC-20 chains, switch on Mintable when you create the token; without it, the supply can never grow. On Solana the mint authority stays with your wallet unless you tick Revoke Mint. On Sui, whoever holds the TreasuryCap can mint. On TON, the admin can mint until admin rights are renounced.
What do "renounce ownership" and "revoke mint" do?
They give up control for good. Renouncing ownership of an EVM token sets its owner to the zero address, so nobody can mint, change the tax or use the blacklist again. Revoking the mint authority of a Solana token fixes its supply forever. Neither step can be undone, so take it only when your settings are final.
Do I own a token made with these generators?
Yes. Every generator is non-custodial: you connect your own wallet and sign the transaction yourself. The full supply goes to your wallet, and your wallet controls the token: as the owner on EVM chains, as the holder of the TreasuryCap on Sui, and as the admin on TON. We never hold your keys or your tokens.
What should I do after my token is created?
Save the token address and check the contract on the block explorer, then add your logo and links there. Next, add liquidity so people can trade it; our Add Liquidity tool works with PancakeSwap, Uniswap, QuickSwap and SushiSwap. Finally, give up any owner powers you no longer need. The guides above walk through each chain.
What is a crypto token generator?
A no-code tool that creates a token for you. You fill in the name, symbol, supply and options, connect your wallet and approve the transaction, and the generator turns that into a standard token on the chain you picked. You get the same kind of token a developer would deploy, without writing any code.
Are token generators safe to use?
A real generator never needs your seed phrase or private key. You only sign a transaction in your own wallet, and the wallet shows what you are paying. The real risks are fake copies of generator sites and owner powers you didn't mean to keep, so open the generator from the real site, read the amount in your wallet before you sign, and check the new contract on the block explorer afterwards.
Will my token work in wallets and on DEXs?
Yes. Every generator here creates the chain's standard token type: BEP-20, ERC-20, SPL, Jetton or Sui Coin. Wallets on that chain show the token once you add its address, and DEXs can trade it as soon as someone creates a pool with liquidity. Tax tokens need a V2-style pool.