PicoLab

Explore electronics with PicoLab, a virtual circuit workbench for Raspberry Pi Pico projects. BUILD AND EXPERIMENT Place a Pico on a virtual breadboard, add components and connect wires. Start with a guided build or create your own circuit. Explore LEDs, buttons, resistors and piezo experiments without physical hardware. SEE HOW CIRCUITS WORK Use the 2D board or explore your circuit in 3D. Inspect supported voltages, currents and wiring faults, then change a connection and see what happens. TRY MICROPYTHON ON ANDROID Write and run supported MicroPython code on your device to experiment with Pico GPIO and PWM. Switch to Code preview to illustrate recognised code patterns, or turn code off to explore basic circuits. KEEP YOUR PROJECTS Save, rename and duplicate projects on your device. Import and export editable JSON projects, and import supported KiCad XML netlists. Use the Pico pin guide and reference links when planning your next build. KNOW THE LIMITS PicoLab is an educational simulation with simplified electrical models. It is not a SPICE simulator or a guarantee that a real circuit is safe. Some Pico features, including ADC, I2C and NeoPixel execution, are not supported by the on-device MicroPython runtime. Check component ratings and official documentation before connecting physical hardware. PicoLab is an independent learning app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Raspberry Pi.

Explore PicoLab: build virtual Pico circuits, try guided electronics projects, explore your board in 2D and 3D, and experiment with supported MicroPython on Android. Save and export your projects, inspect common wiring faults and use the Pico pin guide as you learn.