Overview
Most token launches start the same way: someone needs a profile picture, a banner, a post that explains the idea, and a way to show people the contract is what it claims to be. That work usually gets spread over a design app, a template site and two block explorers. Pumpiq puts the first pass of all of it in one place, on Solana, without an account.
Nothing on the page needs a wallet to work. Connecting one only shows your SOL balance (and your $PUMPIQ balance after launch) in the wallet menu. Pumpiq never asks a wallet to sign a transaction or a message.
Identity Lab: avatars, logos, backdrops
The Lab builds a character from 8 layers: backdrop, pattern, body, face, eyewear, head, neck, prop. There are 108 parts in total, all drawn for this site as flat shapes with a thick ink outline, so they stay readable at the small sizes where profile pictures actually appear.
Each look is stored as a recipe: one id per layer joined by a tilde, for example mint~rays~bean-coral~grin~round~beanie-amber~scarf-sky~pencil. The recipe is what the “Copy link” button shares, so a friend opening the link sees the same face and can keep editing it.
Export options
- Square avatar with backdrop, for X, Telegram and launchpad profile pictures.
- Round logo, clipped to a circle, for token icons and favicons.
- Sticker without a backdrop, transparent around the character, for overlays and posts.
- Sizes 1000, 512, 400 or 128 pixels, as PNG or WebP.
“Roll random” picks a new combination and leaves some accessory layers empty on purpose, so the face stays clear. “House look” goes back to the Pumpiq default.
Launch Kit: banners, cards and a deck
The Kit draws your details into fixed templates on a canvas in the browser:
- X banner: 1500 × 500. X lays your profile photo over the lower left, so that corner is left quiet.
- Announcement: 1200 × 675, the size X and Telegram preview without cropping.
- Profile card: 1080 × 1350 portrait card for feeds and pinned posts.
- One-page deck: 1920 × 1080 single slide: what it is, how it works, what comes next.
The picture is your Lab avatar unless you pick a logo file. That file is read by the browser and drawn onto the canvas; it is never sent anywhere. Text fields have length limits so a long line shortens with an ellipsis instead of spilling off the image. The contract address field only accepts a valid Solana address; anything else is left off and the image says “CA: at launch”.
Token profile: reading any mint
Paste a Solana mint address and the profile reads it live. Each card answers one plain question and shows the input behind its answer:
- Mint authority: can anyone still create new supply? “Revoked” means no one can. “Active” shows the address that can.
- Freeze authority: can an address freeze holder accounts? Same reading as above.
- Metadata: name, symbol and whether they can still change. Read from the Metaplex metadata account or the Token-2022 metadata extension.
- Supply and decimals: straight from the mint account.
- Program: the classic SPL Token program or Token-2022, with any extensions it uses (transfer fees, permanent delegate and so on).
- Top 10 hold: share of supply in the ten largest wallets, with pools and launch curves left out. Public RPC nodes sometimes refuse this read for very large tokens; the card then says so instead of guessing.
- Launch curve or market cap: for tokens still on a pump.fun curve, how far along it is; otherwise the market cap reported for the deepest public pool.
- Liquidity: liquidity across the public pools listed for the mint.
Links go to Solscan, the Solana Explorer, the DEXTools chart and, when there is one, the pump.fun page, so you can check every value at its source. The profile shows facts, not a verdict: a revoked authority does not make a token a good idea, and an active one is not proof of bad intent.
Where live data comes from
- Solana RPC (a public node by default): mint accounts, metadata accounts, largest token accounts, pump.fun curve accounts, slot and throughput.
- A public DEX pair index, read on our server without a key: price, market cap and pool liquidity.
- OKX, with CoinGecko as a fallback: the SOL price in the strip at the top of the page.
Server reads are cached for a few seconds and rate-limited per network, so a busy page does not hammer the public endpoints. Charts open on DEXTools.
What stays private
Avatars, templates and logo files never leave your device. The look you are building is kept in this browser's local storage only, and clearing site data removes it. The token profile sends only the mint address you paste. There are no accounts, no tracking pixels and no analytics scripts on the site.
$PUMPIQ and its planned utility
$PUMPIQ is the community token of the project. The ideas for it are access to premium template packs, extra export options, and possibly lower pricing on future creator services. All of these are planned and none is live. The token economics will be tested before anything is set, and the plan may change. See the token page for the contract address once it is published.
Questions
What is Pumpiq?
Pumpiq is a creator toolkit on Solana, in development. It helps token creators build a visual identity (avatar, simple logo, backdrop variations), prepare launch material (X banner, announcement card, profile card, one-slide deck) and check the basic facts of any Solana token from live on-chain reads, all from one page.
How does Pumpiq work?
The Identity Lab draws avatars from layered parts in your browser and exports them as PNG or WebP. The Launch Kit puts your text and picture into fixed-size templates on a canvas, also in your browser. The token profile sends the mint address you paste to our server, which reads it from a Solana RPC node and a public DEX pair index and returns the facts with links to explorers.
How do I buy $PUMPIQ?
Set up a Solana wallet such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack, add some SOL, then open the $PUMPIQ page on pump.fun from the button on this site. Before you swap, check that the contract address matches the one published on pumpiq.lol and on @pumpiq. Until launch the site shows "at launch" instead of an address.
Which network is Pumpiq on?
Solana mainnet. $PUMPIQ is a Solana token, the wallet connection uses the standard Solana wallet adapter, and the token profile reads Solana accounts. Pumpiq does not run a program (smart contract) of its own.
Is anything I make uploaded?
No. Avatars, templates and any logo file you pick are drawn and exported in your browser. The look you build is remembered only in this browser's storage. The one thing that reaches our server is a mint address you ask the token profile to read.
Can I use the images I export?
Yes, for your own profile, token or project. The avatar parts were drawn for Pumpiq; you do not need to credit us, and you should not present the parts themselves as your own artwork collection.
What are the risks?
$PUMPIQ is a community token with no intrinsic value and no promised return; its price can fall to zero. The token profile shows facts read from public sources at one moment, not a judgement that a token is good or safe. Planned features may change or never ship. The code has not been independently reviewed yet.