Pump.fun Create

Connect wallet in top bar

Launch a Pump.fun token from a single wallet. Fill in the basics, decide if the creator wallet seeds the curve, pick a speed, and review the live card before you sign.

Single walletBundle

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Logo

Min 1000×1000 · Max 5 MB · 1:1 square

BannerOptional

Max 5 MB · 3:1 ratio

Name*0 / 32

Ticker*0 / 10

DescriptionOptional · 0 / 500

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Max 5 MB · 3:1 ratio

How it looks on Pump.fun

Banner

Token name$TKR

Token description preview will appear here.

Launch options

One signature: the token and your first buy go out in the same transaction

Buy on launch

Creator wallet picks up the first bag in the same transaction.

Buy amount

SOL

≈ 3,529,253 TOK for your buy (estimated)

Min 0.02 SOL on Pump.fun

Speed

How fast you want the transaction to land on chain

Priority fee ≈ 0.00175 SOL

Your Custom Token Address+0.1 SOL

Preview and lock in your custom CA before you sign. The address ends with pump.

Mayhem mode

First 24 hours of amplified price action

Holder Rewards

Creator fees go to holders

Launch with USDC instead of SOL

Stablecoin bonding curve, dollar-priced

Connect a wallet first.

Platform fee

0.05 SOL

Buy amount

0.1 SOL

Priority fee

0.00175 SOL

Creation rent

≈0.0125 SOL

Leaves your wallet

≈0.16425 SOL

Connect a wallet first.Expected receipt: 3,529,253 TOK

Your wallet will ask for 1 signature: the token and your first buy go out in the same transaction.

Connect a wallet first.Expected receipt: 3,529,253 TOK

About this tool

The New Way to Launch a Pump.fun Coin in 2026

Pump.fun Create guidedocs.j.tools

Chapters

9 · 2:30

Frequently asked questions

Mayhem mode is a Pump.fun launch flag that amplifies bonding-curve price action for the first 24 hours after launch. Every trade moves the price harder, so even small volume creates wide swings. Built for hype-driven meme launches. Skip it for serious or long-term projects since once enabled it stays on.

Yes. Toggle USDC quote on launch options. Pump.fun's USDC bonding curve started May 21, 2026. Starting market cap is around $4,000 versus $2,000 on SOL. The creator buy still works on a USDC launch, but it spends from your USDC balance instead of your SOL, so that wallet has to hold USDC before you launch.

No. Pump.fun stopped allowing cashback on new coins in September 2026, and a launch that asks for it now fails on chain, so this tool no longer offers the switch. Coins that launched with cashback before then keep it, and their traders still get that share of the fee back.

A token that represents an AI agent earning revenue (SaaS, trading bot, anything). When the agent earns, a configurable share of every revenue dollar is automatically used to buy back and burn the token. Threshold is $10 accumulated per buyback. You set the buyback percentage at launch with the slider. Only works when initial buy is on, and the percentage can be adjusted later from the coin page.

Pump.fun's social signal: every legitimate launch ends in pump. The tool reserves a pre-ground pump-suffix mint from a managed VPS pool. If the pool drains, your browser quietly grinds one in the background using a 4-thread Web Worker.

The platform fee starts at 0.05 SOL, and reserving the mint address in advance costs extra. On top of that come your initial buy amount, the chosen speed tier fee in SOL, and a small network buffer. The right panel shows every line item before submission. Pump.fun itself takes zero SOL for the create — that is on the platform side.

Pump.fun launches your coin on a bonding curve: there is no upfront liquidity pool, and the price rises automatically as people buy along the curve. Once the coin reaches the graduation threshold, it migrates to a DEX pool. This tool handles the create step (metadata, the pump-suffix mint, and an optional first-block buy) so your launch goes live in one signed transaction.

No. This is a creator tool for launching your own coin, not a pump fun bot or sniper bot that auto-snipes other launches. What it does give you is a first-block creator buy on your own token, and for coordinated multi-wallet entries at launch you can use the bundle launch route instead.