SOLANA TOKEN CREATOR

How to Make a Meme Coin on Solana

Create a meme coin on Pump.fun, Bonk or Bags from one form: name, ticker, image and socials. Then choose which of your own wallets buy it — in the same block it is created, through a single Jito bundle.

No code. 1% of the bundle buy amount, no subscription, nothing on your sells.

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What you need before you create a meme coin

Name and ticker
The name is what people search for and share; the ticker is the short symbol shown on charts, usually 3–6 letters. Check that the ticker is not already a well-known coin.
Image
A square image that still reads at thumbnail size. It is the first thing a buyer sees in the new-coins feed.
Description
One or two lines on what the coin is about. Optional, but an empty description looks unfinished.
Socials (optional)
An X account, a Telegram group and a website. They are written into the token metadata, so add them before launch rather than after.
A funded creator wallet
The wallet that creates the coin. It needs the SOL for its own first buy plus a small reserve for the mint, metadata and network fees.
Extra wallets (optional)
Bundle wallets buy in the same block as the creation; snipe wallets buy right after. Fund each with the SOL you want it to spend.

Create the coin in four steps

1

Token info

Upload the image and fill in name, symbol, description and socials. Choose the launchpad — Pump.fun, Bonk or Bags — and the quote token: SOL, or USDC if you want the pair priced in dollars (amounts are still entered in SOL and converted).

2

Wallets and amounts

Pick the creator (dev) wallet and how much SOL it buys at creation, then tick the bundle and snipe wallets you want to use. You can add as many wallets as you need. The dashboard shows each balance and the total SOL the launch will need before you continue.

3

Buy mode

Launch + Bundle + Snipe: the coin is created, the bundle wallets buy in the same block through a Jito bundle, and the snipe wallets follow. A Jito bundle either lands completely or not at all, so you never end up with a created coin and half the buys missing.

4

Launch

Review the summary and sign. After launch the coin trades on the launchpad's bonding curve; on Pump.fun it moves to PumpSwap, Pump.fun's own DEX, once the curve is sold out.

Launch options

Classic or Mayhem mode (Pump.fun)

Classic is a normal Pump.fun coin. Mayhem is an experimental Pump.fun mode: an automated trading agent run by Pump.fun may buy and sell the coin during its first 24 hours. Pump.fun mints an extra 1 billion tokens for the agent (2 billion total supply) and burns whatever it has not sold after 24 hours. It can only be switched on at creation, and Pump.fun describes it as a beta.

SOL or USDC pair

A USDC pair prices the coin in dollars instead of SOL. Choose it if you want the chart to move independently of the SOL price.

OTC Desks pairing

Optional. Assigns the coin's creator fees to the OTC Desks protocol, which pays them out to holders as tokenised stock. The assignment is permanent — once written, the creator fees cannot be redirected back to you.

Why buy in the launch block

When a coin is created from a single wallet, everyone watching the new-coins feed can buy within the next blocks — often bots. Buying from your own wallets in the same block as the creation means your supply is bought at the starting price, before anyone else can react.

Buyers can see this too: block-0 wallets are visible on-chain, and tools such as our bundle checker show them. Holding a reasonable share and selling gradually matters as much as how the coin was launched.

Questions

How do I make a meme coin on Solana?

Prepare a name, ticker and image, connect or create a wallet with some SOL, and create the coin on a launchpad such as Pump.fun. With SolBundler you fill in the token details once, choose which of your wallets buy at launch, and the creation and the first buys are sent together.

How much does it cost to create a meme coin?

Creating the coin itself only costs network fees and a small reserve for the mint and metadata — the dashboard keeps 0.02 SOL in the creator wallet for that. Everything else is the SOL your wallets choose to buy with. SolBundler charges 1% of the bundle buy amount; there is no subscription and no fee on your sells.

Do I need to code?

No. Everything is done in the dashboard: fill in the form, pick wallets, review and launch.

What is the difference between creating on Pump.fun directly and using SolBundler?

On Pump.fun you create the coin from one wallet and buy from that wallet. SolBundler creates the same Pump.fun coin but lets several of your own wallets buy in the creation block through one Jito bundle, then follow up with snipe wallets — all from one screen.

Can I launch on Bonk or Bags instead of Pump.fun?

Yes. Choose the platform on the first step. Pump.fun-only options, such as Mayhem mode, apply only when Pump.fun is selected.

What happens after the coin is created?

It trades on the launchpad's bonding curve. On Pump.fun the coin graduates to PumpSwap once the curve is sold out. From the dashboard you can keep track of the launch and sell from several wallets at once.

Is launching a meme coin risky?

Yes. Most new coins never find buyers, and any SOL used to buy at launch can be lost. Only use money you can afford to lose.

Read next

How to Launch a Memecoin on Pump.fun: Beginner's Guide →What a Pump.fun Launch Costs →Token Naming Guide →Token Image Guide →How to Fund Bundle Wallets →How the Pump.fun Bonding Curve Works →Pump.fun Bundler →Pump.fun vs Bonk vs Bags →

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