Create Token

1. Connect your wallet with the button at the top right. It pays the fees, becomes the token's authority and receives the entire supply.
2. Name and Symbol — the name is what wallets show (max 32 characters), the symbol is the short ticker like SOL (max 10). Both are stored on-chain.
3. Decimals — how far the token can be divided. Leave it at 6 unless you have a reason; 9 mimics SOL, 0 makes whole-number-only tokens.
4. Supply — the total number of tokens minted, all of them to your wallet in this same transaction. You can't add more later if you revoke the mint authority in step 6.
5. Image — click the upload box and pick a square logo (PNG, JPG, GIF, WEBP or SVG, max 5 MB). It is pinned to IPFS, so it keeps working forever. Description and social links are optional but make the token look finished on explorers.
6. Authorities — Revoke Mint means nobody can ever create more tokens, and Revoke Freeze means nobody can freeze a holder's balance. Most projects turn both on before launch; buyers check them, and they cannot be turned back on afterwards.
7. Check the fee line, press Create Token and approve the single transaction in your wallet.
8. Copy the mint address from the green success box — that is your token's address, and what you paste into Create Liquidity next.

The metadata stays mutable and you remain its update authority, so the logo, description and links can still be fixed later. Name, symbol, decimals and revoked authorities cannot.