4for.fun
Anything is a coin now. My coins Launch a coin

Link the world. Create value.

Launch a coin FOR anything...

Paste a link. Our AI suggests a name, ticker and artwork.
Then your token gets deployed. In seconds.

No link handy? Try

How it works

From any link to a live token.
Ridiculously simple.

  1. 1

    Paste a link

    YouTube, GitHub, website, X post, anything.

  2. 2

    AI suggests

    We generate a name, ticker and artwork.

  3. 3

    Review

    See the details, tweak if you want.

  4. 4

    Launch

    Your token gets deployed. No wallet needed.

Examples

Real links.
Real coins.

Creators, projects, ideas, memes... turn anything into a token.

Same internet.
More ownership.

Turn what you love into a coin.

Example links. FOR coins are unofficial and not affiliated with the people or brands shown.

4for.fun

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. FOR pays the launch cost. You do not connect a wallet, sign anything or deposit money. No tokens are bought for you at launch.

Who gets the trading fees?

Each coin earns pump.fun creator fees. 70% is reserved for the owner of the link (the creator, the repo owner, the website owner), 10% for whoever launched it once they claim it, and 20% keeps FOR running. For links nobody can own, like a meme picture, the launcher gets the owner share too.

Is this official?

No. Every coin is labelled unofficial and made by fans. The person behind the link did not create or endorse it, but their share of the fees is always theirs to claim.

A coin was made about me. What can I do?

Open the coin page and press "Claim your fees". Your share has been set aside since launch. Prove the account is yours in the way that fits it:

  • X, GitHub, YouTube, Twitch, Kick, TikTok, Telegram, LinkedIn: sign in with the account, or put a short code in your bio or channel description. On LinkedIn it goes at the start of your About section.
  • Websites: add the code as a DNS TXT record, in a file at /.well-known/4for.txt, or as a meta tag on your homepage. Coins for pages of your site are yours too.
  • GitHub organizations and repos: a repo coin belongs to the account that owns the repo. Organizations put the code in their description or profile README.
  • Discord servers: put the code in the server name or description. If the invite on the coin page expired, paste a new one.
  • Instagram, Discord and Spotify accounts: sign in with the account.
  • Spotify artists: automatic verification is coming. Your share stays reserved until then.

Coins for your posts, videos and songs count as yours: they belong to the account that published them. Once verified you can withdraw your fees, or hide every FOR coin about you and stop new ones. You can remove the code afterwards.

Can two people make a coin for the same link?

No. Every link gets exactly one coin. If someone already made it, you land on the existing coin.

What can't get a coin?

Our AI declines private individuals, minors, adult or hateful content, scams and other token sales. Coins trade on a public market and can lose value. Nothing here is financial advice.