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# Solana Token One-Click Clone Guide

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No programming required, easily clone an existing Solana token. Simply enter the contract address of the existing token to quickly deploy a new independent token on the Solana blockchain.
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#### How to Use the Solana Token Clone Tool:

1. **Connect Wallet**
2. **Paste or Enter the Token Contract Address** you want to clone
3. **Retrieve Information** related to the cloned token
4. **Review the Token Information and Permission Status**
5. **Submit to the Blockchain** to complete the token cloning

#### Preparation:

* A computer or a mobile phone
* Solana wallet (Phantom Wallet installation tutorial)
* At least 0.15 SOL in your wallet
* Contract information of the token to be cloned

#### Specific Steps:

1. **Connect Wallet**

   SlerfTools currently supports various popular Solana wallets, such as Solflare, Phantom, OK Wallet, etc. This guide uses Phantom Wallet as an example.

**Solana Token Cloning**: [Clone Token on SlerfTools](https://slerf.tools/en-us/token-clone/solana)

Go to the SlerfTools token cloning page, where you can switch the language in the top right corner.

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2. Paste or enter the contract address of the token you want to clone. You can view the token contract information on third-party platforms or on-chain.

AVE（<https://ave.ai/>）：

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Dexscreener（<https://dexscreener.com/>）：

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GMGN（<https://gmgn.ai/>）

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PUMP（<https://pump.fun/>）

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3. Retrieve information related to the cloned token.

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4. Support modifications to cloned information and permission configurations, offering greater flexibility.

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5. Submit the signed transaction to the blockchain to generate the new token metadata and token contract, completing the token cloning process.

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The token creation process is greatly affected by the local network environment. If it continues to fail, please try switching to a more stable network or enable VPN global mode before proceeding.
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