Wire components automatically
Place parts on the canvas and let Cirkit AI wire them together.
Design circuits with AI. Simulate real hardware.
Build Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi Pico projects in your browser. Design with a large component library, use AI tools for wiring and code, then simulate before you touch hardware.
How it works
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Design with AI
Use Cirkit's AI tools to help bring your circuit to life: wire components, generate project code, and ask questions about your design as you build.
Generate project code
Generate code for Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi Pico, and connected components.
Ask circuit-aware questions
Ask for help understanding, debugging, or improving your circuit while you design.
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Simulate your circuit
Run embedded code in the browser and see how your circuit behaves before building it with real hardware.
Run real firmware
Write and run Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi Pico code directly in the browser.
See components respond
Watch displays, sensors, buttons, motors, LEDs, and other parts react in simulation.
Test connected projects
Prototype IoT and Wi-Fi-enabled projects before setting up hardware.
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Export your project
After simulation, turn your project into something useful: generate diagrams, share a link, or upload firmware to real hardware when you're ready to build.
Export diagrams
Generate wiring diagrams and project documentation from your circuit.
Share the project
Send a link to a teammate, classroom, or the community so they can view, copy, or build from your design.
Upload to real hardware
Flash tested firmware from the browser to a connected Arduino, ESP32, or Raspberry Pi Pico.
Custom parts
Extend Cirkit with your own components.
Not every part is in the library. When you need something custom, build it visually, define its pins, and let AI help write the logic that makes it work in simulation.
Create custom components
Build sensors, actuators, modules, and custom boards with your own visuals and pin definitions.
Generate simulation behavior with AI
Let AI help write the code that makes custom parts respond in simulation.
Save and share parts
Reuse custom parts across projects. Coming soon, submit components to the public library after review.
For classrooms
A browser-based electronics lab for every student.
Students can design, code, and simulate circuits in the browser without local installs or fragile lab setup. Classroom management, assignments, and grading tools are coming soon.
Works on school devices
Students can start on Chromebooks, lab computers, or personal laptops without installing desktop IDEs.
Learn with simulation
Let students test circuits and code before hardware is available, shared across a class, or working reliably.
AI support for every student
Students can ask for help with wiring, code, and circuit questions while the instructor is helping someone else.
Free to start ยท No installation
Start building in Cirkit Designer.
Design with AI, simulate your circuit, and export diagrams or firmware from one browser-based workspace.