Learn TYNKER with Real Code Examples

Runs directly in modern web browsers

No installation needed for basic lessons

Optional desktop or mobile app versions available

Accounts provide access to saved projects

Works with compatible tablets and Chromebooks

Access Tynker via modern browser or app

Create a student or teacher account

Launch interactive lessons or create a new project

Use toolbox to select and drag blocks

Test and preview projects in real-time

Lesson data and project files

Optional JSON for custom blocks

Workspace configuration per lesson

Account and progress tracking files

Platform-specific assets for sprites and games

Not required; fully web-based

Optional Python/JavaScript export for offline testing

Debugging via browser console

Custom lesson building via Tynker platform tools

Project export for Minecraft or robotics integration

Lessons available in multiple languages

Supports Unicode for text blocks

Localized guidance and tutorials

Global community content contributions

Language selection per account or lesson

Supports tablets, Chromebooks, and desktops

Keyboard navigation for accessibility

Lesson guidance and tutorials for learners

Supports multiple user accounts

Integration with educational accessibility tools

HTML5/SVG workspace and blocks

Color-coded block categories

Responsive layout for different devices

Interactive highlights for connections

Customizable themes in some lessons

Workspace manages block arrangements

Variables store program data

Events handle triggers and interactions

Undo/redo tracks block changes

Progress tracked via account system

Blocks represent abstract code structures

Workspace state saved to cloud for persistence

Generated code can be exported

Variables and event states managed internally

Project data integrates with Minecraft or robotics APIs