Vanity Generator
Generate deployer wallets that create smart contracts with vanity addresses using CREATE opcode. Calculate contract addresses before deployment.
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CREATE Opcode
Uses official EVM CREATE opcode: keccak256(rlp([deployer, nonce]))
Nonce 0 Deployment
Calculates addresses for first contract deployment from deployer wallet.
How EVM Contract Address Generation Works
The CREATE Process
Pattern Difficulty
Deployment Best Practices
Do's
- Test deployment on testnets first
- Keep deployer private key secure offline
- Fund deployer wallet with enough gas
- Deploy contract as first transaction (nonce 0)
Don'ts
- Don't use deployer wallet for other transactions first
- Don't store deployer keys in plain text
- Don't deploy with wrong nonce (must be 0)
- Don't forget to backup deployer private key
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the contract address prediction?
100% accurate. The tool implements the exact CREATE opcode algorithm used by the EVM. The contract address is deterministically calculated using keccak256(rlp([deployer_address, nonce])).
What happens if I use the deployer wallet for other transactions first?
The nonce will increase, and your contract will be deployed to a different address. You must deploy the contract as the very first transaction (nonce 0) from the deployer wallet.
Can I use this for CREATE2 contracts?
No, this tool is specifically for CREATE opcode contracts. CREATE2 uses a different algorithm that includes a salt and bytecode hash. CREATE2 addresses are independent of nonce.
Do I need to keep the exact same contract bytecode?
No, CREATE opcode addresses are only determined by the deployer address and nonce. You can change your contract code, constructor parameters, or compiler settings without affecting the address.