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Smart Contract Creator

The Smart Contract Creator generates smart contracts from a plain-language description, powered by QCAI. Describe what you want, pick your target blockchain, and QCAI writes the contract for you. It supports 17 blockchains for AI tooling, so you can target the ecosystem you are building for.

Connecting your wallet lets you save and manage the contracts you generate — see Overview & Getting Started.

Generate a contract​

  1. Describe your contract. In the prompt field, write what the contract should do — for example, a token with a fixed supply, an NFT collection, or a vesting schedule. The more specific you are, the better the result.
  2. Choose the blockchain. Select your target from the supported blockchains. The contract language and category for your choice are shown alongside the selector.
  3. Pick a contract type (optional). Choose a starting template such as a token, NFT, or governance contract to guide generation.
  4. Generate. Select Generate. A progress indicator shows the status while QCAI produces the contract.

Review the result​

When generation finishes, the Dashboard shows the contract in a syntax-highlighted view along with details such as the contract name, blockchain, language, file size, and time generated. The prompt you used is shown with the result for reference.

From here you can:

  • Copy the contract code to your clipboard.
  • Download the contract as a file in the right format for your chosen blockchain.
  • Edit the contract to refine it further.

Deploy your contract​

On mainnet (EVM) — non-custodial deploy​

Mainnet deployment is non-custodial: the Dashboard compiles your contract and returns unsigned deployment data — it never holds your keys and never signs on your behalf. You sign and broadcast the deployment in your own wallet, and the Dashboard then records the resulting contract.

  1. Open the contract you want to deploy (an EVM-target contract) and select Deploy on Mainnet. If this is your first mainnet action, accept the one-time risk acknowledgement.
  2. Connect MetaMask if it is not already connected — see Overview & Getting Started.
  3. The Dashboard compiles the contract and hands the unsigned deployment transaction to your wallet.
  4. Review the transaction in MetaMask — network, gas, and data — then confirm to sign and broadcast it yourself.
  5. Once the deployment is confirmed on-chain, the Dashboard records the resulting contract address alongside your saved contracts.

On mainnet, only EVM deploys are available this way for now; Wasm and SVM deploys are testnet-only.

On testnet — one click​

The testnet flow is unchanged: the dashboard-managed test wallet signs and submits the deployment for you in one click, so you can iterate quickly with Faucet tokens before going to mainnet. Testnet supports EVM, Wasm, and SVM deploys.

Share and reuse​

Each generated contract has its own page you can open or share. If you open a contract you do not own, you can fork it to start your own copy and continue from there.

Always review and test

QCAI-generated code is a strong starting point, not a substitute for review. Read the contract, test it on testnet, and run it through the Contract Auditor before deploying anything of value.