DartPad provides an all-in-one environment to run Dart and Flutter code. Since Dart powers Flutter, integrating Flutter into DartPad enables developers to prototype, test, and demonstrate mobile and web app UIs in seconds.
Follow these steps to write, preview, and run Flutter app code using DartPad:
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
.Optimize your workflow by leveraging DartPad’s features to build Flutter apps more efficiently:
See your UI updates in real-time without switching files or closing your code. Live preview is the fastest way to iterate on Flutter widgets and layouts.
Click 'Save' to persist your code. Export a shareable link (e.g., https://dartpad.dev/flutter-app
) to collaborate or present your Flutter UIs.
DartPad supports importing external assets via URLs, enabling you to load images, fonts, and other media directly into your Flutter UI at runtime.
DartPad provides immediate error messages and real-time logs to help you catch bugs fast. Use console outputs to debug your Flutter app logic.
Although DartPad is ideal for building simple app previews, you can also create more complex Flutter applications in the editor:
DartPad supports a complete Flutter project structure, including:
DartPad comes with the latest Dart and Flutter SDKs preloaded. You can write apps that take full advantage of Flutter's features and libraries.
Add external packages easily via pub.yaml
configuration. This enables access to thousands of Flutter packages in your DartPad sessions.
Test user interactions like button clicks, scrolls, and gestures by simulating input directly in DartPad's Flutter UI preview.
Use DartPad to test your Flutter app logic and UI in web and desktop environments before deployment—ensuring broad compatibility and performance.
Try the example below or open it in DartPad directly to get hands-on experience with Flutter integration: