Online Dart Compiler
Write, run, and share code snippets — no setup required.
Run Dart online in your browser
This is a free online Dart playground and code runner. Write Dart code directly in your browser, hit Run, and execute on the Dart stable SDK in seconds — no local Dart install, no pub get, no IDE setup required. It's the fastest way to test a Future, verify a null-safety rule, or try a Dart language feature.
Under the hood, the editor uses the same engine as VS Code (Dart syntax highlighting, autocompletion, diagnostic squiggles), and your code runs with the Dart VM in a sandboxed container — sound null safety, async/await, Futures, Streams, records, and pattern matching all available out of the box. Whether you're learning Dart before moving to Flutter or prototyping a pure-Dart algorithm, this online Dart compiler goes from idea to output in seconds.
What makes this Dart playground useful
- Instant Dart execution — write code, press Run, and see output from the Dart VM in seconds, no pub get or IDE setup needed.
- Full Dart syntax highlighting, autocompletion, and clear analyzer diagnostics — the same editor engine that powers VS Code, with sound null safety surfaced inline.
- Stdin input supported —
stdin.readLineSync()reads from the playground's input box, so command-line-style Dart programs and interactive exercises work end-to-end. No install — no Dart SDK, Flutter SDK, or Android Studio. - Dart stable toolchain — write null-safe Dart, use async/await, Futures, Streams, records, and pattern matching without installing the SDK.
What you can build in the Dart playground
- async/await, Futures, and Streams — the idioms that underpin every Flutter app, runnable here without any UI boilerplate.
- Classes, mixins, extension methods, and pattern matching with records and sealed classes — modern Dart 3 features you can test one declaration at a time.
- Quick Dart experiments — test a null-safety rule, verify a late initializer, try a collection-if or spread operator, or confirm how a Future chain resolves.
Online Dart compiler FAQ
Is the online Dart compiler free?
Do I need the Dart or Flutter SDK installed?
Does the Dart playground work on mobile and Chromebooks?
Does the Dart playground support stdin.readLineSync()?
stdin.readLineSync() (from dart:io) reads your typed lines the same way it would when you run dart run locally and type at the terminal. Handy for practicing pure-Dart algorithms and CLI-style exercises before moving on to Flutter.