On Solana, both SPL tokens and memecoins are SPL mints with Metaplex metadata. “Memecoin” is positioning and branding — not a separate token standard. MakeMeACoin is a no-code creator: form + wallet signature, $0 platform mint fee.
You want to launch a Solana memecoin or SPL token but every tutorial assumes Rust, Anchor, or CLI commands. You need a no-code path that still ships verifiable on-chain trust signals.
Connect Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack at / — MakeMeACoin never asks for your seed phrase.
Enter name, symbol, supply, decimals (9 is common for memecoins), logo, and description.
Sign the mint transaction ($0 platform fee; Solana network gas only).
What this means
Decision framework: pick SPL Token (classic program) for maximum DEX compatibility. Set supply and decimals at mint (decimals are permanent). Keep mint authority only if you still need treasury or airdrop mints — then revoke (0.075 SOL). Revoke freeze authority (0.075 SOL) before Raydium LP. Launch Score at /score/{mint} summarizes authority state, metadata, holder concentration, and USD-weighted liquidity custody — it is a risk signal, not a certification.
Step-by-step
Connect Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack at / — MakeMeACoin never asks for your seed phrase.
Enter name, symbol, supply, decimals (9 is common for memecoins), logo, and description.
Sign the mint transaction ($0 platform fee; Solana network gas only).
Open public Launch Score at /score/{mint} and share the URL.
Revoke mint (0.075 SOL) and freeze (0.075 SOL) from /launch-tools/revoke when tokenomics are final.
Create a Raydium CPMM pool from /lp (0.1 SOL platform fee + pool rent/deposit). Lock or burn LP tokens yourself — MMAC does not lock liquidity for you.
Common mistakes
Treating “memecoin” as a different on-chain program — it is still SPL Token unless you explicitly choose Token-2022.
Marketing “fixed supply” while mint authority is still active on Solscan.
Skipping logo/metadata URI — Birdeye and DEX Screener render broken pages without it.
Assuming no-code launch skips paid trust actions — revoke, burn, and LP have listed SOL fees.