Learn KOTLIN-PLAYGROUND with Real Code Examples

No installation required; open in a modern browser

Access Kotlin Playground via https://play.kotlinlang.org/

Optional account to save snippets or projects

Write Kotlin code in the editor panel

Use Run button to execute and view output

Open Kotlin Playground in a browser

Optional account creation to save snippets

Write Kotlin code in editor panel

Use Run button to execute code

Share or embed snippets using generated URL

Single snippet file (Kotlin or KTS)

Optional import statements

Snippet metadata for shared URL

No persistent project configuration

Optional user account storage for saved snippets

None; fully browser-based

Run button executes snippet

Optional export for local IDE usage

No terminal required for execution

Account management via web UI only

Supports Unicode in code and comments

Primary interface in English

Snippets can be shared globally

No formal multi-language UI yet

Works in any browser with UTF-8 support

Works on any modern browser

Keyboard navigation supported

Accessible for beginners learning Kotlin

No installation needed; works cross-platform

Supports sharing snippets for collaboration

Clean, minimalistic web-based editor

Syntax highlighting for Kotlin

Resizable console panel for output

Dark/light theme support

Optimized for learning and snippet experimentation

Code state exists in editor until saved

Saved snippets stored on Kotlin Playground servers

Undo/redo supported in editor

No persistent multi-file project management

Sharing generates independent URL snapshots of code

Code stored temporarily in browser memory

Saved snippets on Playground server

Console output is transient per execution

External libraries loaded on runtime

Exportable to local Kotlin projects for persistence