> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://documents.pix.fun/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://documents.pix.fun/getting-started/how-to-deploy-a-token.md).

# How to deploy a token

Launching your own Solana token takes less than 60 seconds. Here’s how to do it:

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✅ Step 1: Connect Your Wallet

Click **Connect Wallet** on the top-right corner of the PixFun app.\
Make sure you have at least **0.06 SOL** to cover the creation and deployment fee.

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#### 🛠 Step 2: Fill in Your Token Details

In the **Launch Token** form:

* **Token Name** – Your project's full name
* **Token Symbol** – Up to 9 characters&#x20;
* **Token Image** – Upload a logo for your token
* **Socials** – Add links to your website, Twitter, Telegram, or Discord (*optional but recommended*)

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#### 💸 Step 3: Initial Buy

You must place a **first buy** for your token after deployment.

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#### 🔥 Step 4: Pay the Meteora Deployment Fee and Launch

Click **Launch Token** and approve the transaction in your wallet.\
You’ll be live on Meteora with liquidity and trading enabled instantly.

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#### 🪙 That’s It. You’re Live.

Once deployed, your token is visible across trading platforms and bots.


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