Build & Run, and then select the WebAssembly kit as the build and run kit for the project. We recommend to compress the wasm binaries because this typically reduces the size of the binary by 50 %. The Qt translations are managed using two files: ts and qm. - patrickelectric/mini-qml The index.html will load a.js if WebAssembly isn't supported by the client browser. Code once, deploy everywhere - even on the web! There were three ways to configure CMake projects in Qt Creator with the above flags: Use a command line script which would configure the project and then import it in Qt Creator. 3) go to CMake web site and run Windows installer 4) install CMake, make sure that you check “Add CMake to the system PATH” check box 5) go to Qt web site and get Open Source installer 6) run the installer, select option “MSVC 2017 32-bit” in “Qt 5.XX” section, and the default options in “Developer and Designer Tools” section Minimal Qt deployment for Linux, Windows, macOS and WebAssembly. 2. As PyTorch docs suggest using CMake as a compiler I stuck with that. It only stores the Initial CMake parameters , the subsequently changed ones are passed via -D