A home for your coin.
A standalone landing page with your name, artwork, story, CA and social links.
Your next idea
Your story starts here.
Attach your custom mintChoose the beginning. Choose the ending.
Find a real address that belongs to your idea.
A match is random. Keep this tab open. Prepare your token in Studio while the search runs.
Save your keypair before leaving. Generating an address alone does not create a token.
Precision in every character. Your signature begins with a pattern and ends with a real keypair, generated on your device.
Build your token identityYour token’s mint address is the full string people use to find it. GLYPH finds a new Solana keypair with your word at the beginning, the end, or both — a recognizable detail for your next idea.
Try , or your own combination. A custom pattern changes the address, not the token’s rules. Always verify the complete address.
Need a walkthrough?
Coins appear after their launch transaction is confirmed on Solana.
Public addresses from your completed searches. Each one comes from a real generated keypair.
Each additional exact suffix character makes a match roughly 58 times rarer. Use the table and calculator to explore the trade-off.
| PATTERN | CHARACTERS | MEAN ATTEMPTS |
|---|---|---|
| …g | 1 character | 58 |
| …gm | 2 characters | 3,364 |
| …fun | 3 characters | 195,112 |
| …pump | 4 characters | 11,316,496 |
| …GLYPH | 5 characters | 656,356,768 |
Approximate uniform Base58 suffix model. Prefix odds differ because of Solana’s address format. These are averages, not a deadline for any individual search.
Illustrative estimate at the speed you enter, not a benchmark of your device. The generator displays your real measured speed while running.
Start small, then make it yours. Try gm…, switch off exact letter case, or choose just one end. Longer words are possible, but a browser search can take much longer than you expect.
GLYPH uses your browser’s Ed25519 cryptography and verifies each matching keypair before returning it. Generation runs in local workers. Private keys are held in memory and exported only when you choose to save them.
Your address, your keys and your next step. A few essentials before you begin.
Explore the guidesA normal Solana public address with a pattern you choose at the beginning, the end, or both. GLYPH generates new Ed25519 keypairs until the public address matches. The custom letters do not change the token’s rules or grant extra permissions.
It depends on your device, the pattern and chance. Start with one or two characters. Longer patterns can take hours or much longer. Case-insensitive matching is usually faster. The counter shows real attempts, not a simulated countdown; no completion time is guaranteed.
Solana uses Base58: letters and digits without 0, O, I or lowercase l. With letter-case matching off, GLYPH can match a valid counterpart such as o for O. Use # for any valid digit and * for any valid letter. A shorter pattern is easier to find.
Connect your creator wallet and review your token in Studio. When the chain connection is available, GLYPH builds and simulates a pump.fun launch for your approval. Review the live connection status and wallet debit before signing.
Choose Wallet, generate an address and save the Solana keypair JSON. Import it through a wallet or tool that supports that format. It is a separate keypair, not an account derived from your existing wallet’s seed phrase. Keep an offline or encrypted backup.
The search runs in this tab. Closing or reloading ends it. Your Studio text draft can be restored, but generated private keys are held only in memory. Save the keypair before leaving; GLYPH cannot recover it for you.
It can help people recognize your project, but another address may have the same beginning or ending. Always compare the full address. GLYPH does not claim exclusive ownership of a word or prevent other people from generating similar patterns.
Your beginning. Your ending. A real Solana address.
Want a wallet address? Create one hereShape the name, ticker and story.
Bring it together with an address that is yours.
Everything in your workspace
Add your identity while your address is being found. Your profile saves automatically, so you can pick up where you left off.
Your story starts here.
Turn your Studio details into an editable site and social copy.
A standalone landing page with your name, artwork, story, CA and social links.
Your story starts here.
Attach your custom mintEditable drafts. Copying does not publish a post.
Inspect the characters people see first.
Keep your full mint address at the center of every launch.
Reserve the first four and last four characters within GLYPH’s order service, independent of capitalization.
Requires the server order and reservation service.
A dedicated service can search for similar addresses and track protection over time.
No monitoring or insurance is currently active.
A lock within one service cannot stop independent address generation. Always compare the entire address.
Compare full addressesA dedicated place for the project token,
treasury activity and verifiable burn transactions.
A project token, treasury wallet and execution rules must be configured before activity can appear here. GLYPH does not currently collect a buyback allocation.
| DATE | ACTION | AMOUNT | TRANSACTION |
|---|---|---|---|
| Verified transactions will appear here when the program is connected. | |||
A published source of funds and allocation rules.
Buyback and burn transactions linked to a Solana explorer.
Real execution history instead of projected numbers.
Names and shortened addresses can be copied.
Compare the complete signature before your next move.
Two addresses can share the same first and last letters. A name, avatar or shortened address alone cannot prove that a token is the one you intended.
Copy the full address from a trusted project source, then compare it with the address you are about to use. GLYPH checks the entire string on your device.
Confirmed pump.fun launches.
Every entry checked against its Solana transaction.
Your signatures, organized.
Find the right address. Copy it. Take it with you.
Everything around your pattern, keypair and token identity.
A greeting. A ticker. An inside joke.
Start with a pattern that feels like you.
Choose a starting point and make it yours in the generator.