For Developers

Test and Share Python Without Leaving the Browser

Python-Fiddle is a quick, shareable Python scratchpad for developers — spin up a throwaway notebook, test an idea, validate a snippet, and share it as a link.

The fastest way to run a Python snippet.

Instant Scratchpad

No project to create, no venv to activate. Open the page and run Python in seconds.

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Shareable by Default

Every notebook gets a permanent URL. Share a repro, a snippet, or a demo as a single link.

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Packages on Demand

Hundreds of packages available instantly via Pyodide — no pip, no wheels to download.

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Interactive Notebook

Run code cell by cell, inspect output inline, and keep notes alongside your code — great for exploratory work.

More than a REPL

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Interactive Notebook

Write and run code cell by cell. Inspect output inline, add markdown notes, and build up an analysis or script incrementally.

Open a Notebook →
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AI Assistant

Ask the AI to write boilerplate, explain an error, or suggest a better approach — right inside the notebook.

Try the AI Assistant →
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Embed Anywhere

Drop a runnable notebook into your documentation, blog post, or README. Readers can run and fork the code without leaving the page.

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Regex Tester

Test and debug regular expressions with live match highlighting and a quick-reference cheat sheet.

Open Regex Tester →

Packages available out of the box

Powered by Pyodide, Python-Fiddle supports hundreds of packages — ready to import with no install step.

Reproduce bugs. Share repros.

Create a minimal reproducible example and share it as a URL — great for Stack Overflow answers, GitHub issues, or explaining something to a colleague.

  • Permanent shareable link for every notebook
  • Recipients can run the code without any setup
  • Load notebooks from a public URL or GitHub Gist
  • Embed runnable notebooks in documentation or blog posts
🐛python-fiddle.com/saved/repro123

Drop this in a GitHub issue — anyone can run it immediately

Also supports loading from ?url= query parameter to pull a remote notebook

Open a notebook and start hacking

No sign-up. No config. Just Python in your browser.