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Pick a tweet on X and launch it as a Solana token via Squeezy Tools. Squeezy Tools turns a post on X into a Solana token, without writing code. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the extension and switch on "Tweet button". A Squeezy icon appears on every post on X, right next to Grok's. 2. Click it on the post you want. A preview panel opens with the name, symbol, description and image your token will use. If the post has more than one image, a thumbnail strip lets you pick which one. 3. Hit "Launch on Squeezy". A new tab opens on squeezy.tools with the creation form already filled in, where you review everything and sign. WHAT YOU NEED A Squeezy Tools account, created in seconds with a passkey — no seed phrase, and no other wallet extension required. Creating a token costs a platform fee plus Solana network fees, both shown in full before you sign. The extension itself is free. PRIVACY The extension does nothing until you switch the picker on. It reads only the post you click — the author, the text and the image — and it makes no network requests of its own: it opens a tab with those values in the address bar. It stores nothing in your browser, sets no cookies, and never touches your timeline, your messages, or any site other than x.com and twitter.com. Full policy: https://squeezy.tools/privacy BEYOND THE EXTENSION On squeezy.tools you can also create SPL tokens with full metadata, clone existing ones, open and withdraw liquidity on Raydium, Orca, Meteora and PumpSwap, and swap through Jupiter. Your wallet is non-custodial: we never hold your keys and cannot move your funds. https://squeezy.tools
Sep 14, 2026
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