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Can't Be Evil NFT License Picker

a16z's Can't Be Evil licenses give NFT creators six standard, lawyer-drafted rights bundles you reference from a smart contract. Answer a few questions about commercial use, exclusivity, and the no-hate variants and this picks the matching license, both of its on-chain enum names (launch and current), its Solidity LicenseVersion enum ordinal, the full rights matrix, and the canonical Arweave license URIs. Deterministic: the same answers always resolve to the same license.

⚠ This tool selects among a16z's six published Can't Be Evil licenses based on your own answers. It does not draft custom terms and is not legal advice. The published license text governs; consult a licensed attorney before relying on any output. Rights-matrix values summarise the published licenses, so verify against the canonical text for your use.
a16z CBE NFT License Zero PII Client-Side
Scope & reliance — 🔒 All inputs are processed locally in your browser. No data is transmitted. Do not enter real personal data — use synthetic or anonymised inputs only. The rights matrix summarises a16z's published Can't Be Evil licenses and may age — verify against the canonical license text before relying on any output for commercial or legal decisions. Deterministic logic · no inference · zero PII · CC BY 4.0.
Dedicate the work to the public domain with no conditions. Yes returns the CC0 license and skips the rest.
May the NFT holder use the underlying art commercially? No returns a Personal-use license.
Exclusive grants the holder sole commercial exploitation rights, with qualifiers: no trademark rights pass, and the creator keeps copyright ownership either way. Non-exclusive lets the creator keep exploiting and re-granting.
The "no-hate" variants add a broad objectionable-use restriction (license section 1.6): eleven categories, wider than hate speech alone, applied at the creator's sole discretion and enforced through ordinary breach termination (section 3.2). Not an automatic termination clause.