Does this online Python compiler support input()?

Yes. Type the program's input into the stdin box before you press Run. Each input() call reads the next line, sys.stdin reads all of it, and when the lines run out input() raises EOFError, which the console explains. The stdin box holds up to 65,536 bytes, the same limit as the editor.

Can I install packages like numpy or requests with pip?

No. This playground runs the Python standard library only: there is no pip, and numpy, requests and micropip are not installed. Most of the standard library imports, including json, re, math, datetime, collections, dataclasses, sqlite3, hashlib and csv, and the page lists the modules and features that are missing.

Which version of Python does it run?

Python 3.14.2, through Pyodide 314.0.7, which is CPython compiled to WebAssembly. The version is pinned: the page loads the same files every time, checks each one against its SHA-256 before anything runs, and sys.version reports 3.14.2.

What happens if my program has an infinite loop?

It is stopped two seconds after it starts running, and the console says so. Every run has its own worker inside a sandboxed frame, and at the deadline the frame is removed, which ends the worker however busy it is. Your code stays in the editor. The Stop button ends a run sooner, and a run is also stopped once it has printed 64 KiB of output.

Is my code sent to a server?

No. Your code runs in your browser and is never uploaded. The only files this tool downloads are the Python runtime's own, from this site, on your first run. Your code and stdin are kept in this browser's local storage so they are still here next time, and the Start over button forgets them.

Can my program use the internet, files or other programs?

Not the internet: urllib, sockets and pyodide.http all fail inside the sandbox. Files work on a virtual filesystem created fresh for every run, so a program can write a file and read it back within one run, and nothing on your computer is reachable. subprocess and os.system cannot start programs, and threads cannot start.

How much memory can a program use?

Python's WebAssembly memory is capped at 128 MiB. The runtime file declares that maximum, so a program that asks for more, such as bytearray(200 * 1024 * 1024), gets a MemoryError instead. The cap covers Python's WASM memory, not everything the browser tab uses.

How can I practice Python with the examples?

Choose Load beside an example to put both its program and matching stdin into the editor. Squares and JSON shows a function, input() and JSON parsing; A dataclass shows a class and f-strings; Every stdin line reads a list of numbers. Press Run, compare the console with the displayed result and edit the code to try another case. When it changes your draft, loading an example offers Undo for your previous code and stdin. These are short practice programs rather than a complete Python course.

Does the editor help with indentation or correct my code?

Tab inserts four spaces or indents selected lines, Shift+Tab outdents them, and Enter keeps indentation with an extra level after a line ending in a colon. Ctrl+Enter runs the program, or Cmd+Enter on Mac. Press Esc and then Tab to move focus out of the editor. Python reports syntax/runtime errors in the console; this editor has no autocomplete, automatic code correction, breakpoints or step debugger.

Can I run Python regex, SQLite or small data-processing programs?

The bundled standard library includes re, sqlite3, csv, json, collections and math, so your short Python program can use those imports. SQLite databases and files exist only in the fresh virtual filesystem for that run. This does not connect to a MySQL server, install analysis packages or import a local CSV file through a file picker; you can supply text data through stdin.

Is the console a Python shell, REPL or Jupyter notebook?

Run executes the whole main.py program in a fresh interpreter. Variables and virtual files from an earlier run do not survive, and the console shows output rather than accepting more commands. There are no notebook cells, persistent REPL sessions, terminal commands or multi-file projects here.

Can I use the compiler on a phone or Android?

Use a current mobile browser with WebAssembly and worker support on Android or iPhone. Enter code and stdin, then tap Run; no app installation or account is needed. The Python runtime downloads from this site on the first run, so that load needs a connection. Programs still have the same two second execution and 128 MiB WASM memory limits; asyncio.run additionally needs browser stack-switching support.

Python Playground

Write a short Python 3.14 program, add any input in the stdin box and press Run to see its output or traceback. Load an example to try functions, classes, JSON or standard input, then download your code as main.py. Programs run in this browser with no account; each run starts a fresh interpreter and stops after two seconds of execution.

main.py8 lines, 169 B

import json

def total_squares(n):
    return sum(i * i for i in range(n))

print(total_squares(10))
data = json.loads(input())
print(data["name"], max(data["scores"]))

stdin1 line

consolenot loaded

Press Run, or Ctrl+Enter in the editor. The first run downloads the 13.5 MB Python runtime from this site and checks it against pinned SHA-256 hashes.

Python

3.14.2

Runtime

Pyodide 314.0.7

Run limit

2 s

WASM memory

128 MiB

Packages

Standard library only

Ctrl+Enter (Cmd+Enter on a Mac) runs. In the editor Tab indents and Shift+Tab outdents; press Esc, then Tab, to move on from the editor. main.py and stdin each hold up to 65,536 bytes. Edits are remembered in this browser when storage is available. Reset restores the starter program and its sample stdin.

Examples

Each one loads into the editor with its stdin, and the result beside it is what running it gives.

Squares and JSONa function, input() and json
285 ada 9
A dataclassa class, a method and f-strings
ink 14.00 pen 5.00 pad 3.50 sum 22.50
Every stdin linereading sys.stdin to the end
count 6 total 108 largest 42
Word countcollections.Counter on one line of stdin
the 4 cat 2 saw 2
Datesdatetime arithmetic
Thursday 01 January 2026 2026-04-11 358 days to 25 December
An exceptiona traceback that points at main.py
ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
while True: passa loop that never ends
stopped at 2 s, your code kept
bytearray(200 * 1024 * 1024)200 MiB, over the 128 MiB ceiling
MemoryError
100 MB of print()far past the 64 KiB console
stopped at 64 KiB of output

What this Python can and cannot do

The language is full Python 3.14.2, and most of the standard library imports: json, re, math, datetime, collections, dataclasses, sqlite3, hashlib, csv, zipfile and unittest among them. These are the edges.

Packages
Only the bundled standard library imports. numpy, requests and micropip are not installed, and nothing can be installed.
Network
urllib, sockets and pyodide.http all fail, for outside addresses and localhost alike.
Processes and threads
subprocess raises OSError, os.system returns -1 and a thread cannot start.
Missing modules
tkinter, turtle, curses, readline, dbm, venv and ensurepip are not in this build, nor are the Unix-only pwd, grp, resource and syslog.
Named time zones
zoneinfo imports but has no time zone database, so ZoneInfo("Europe/London") fails. UTC and fixed offsets such as +05:30 work.
Files
open() works on a virtual filesystem that starts fresh every run. Your code is saved there as main.py in /home/pyodide, and your computer's files are out of reach.
input()
Reads the stdin box one line per call, and raises EOFError when the box runs out.
asyncio.run
Runs in browsers with WebAssembly stack switching. Elsewhere it raises RuntimeError and the console says why.

Runtime, source and licences

This playground runs Pyodide 314.0.7 (MPL-2.0) and CPython 3.14.2 (PSF licence), built with libffi, hiwire, zstd, liblzma from XZ Utils, SQLite, zlib, bzip2 and Emscripten with its musl and LLVM runtime pieces. The WebAssembly file differs from the Pyodide release in one place: bound-pyodide-memory.mjs lowers its declared memory maximum to 128 MiB, and the manifest records both hashes. Every file is served from this site: the 13.5 MB runtime downloads on your first run, and the source archives, notices and recipe (76.9 MB in all) only when you follow their links.

File	What it is	Size	Licence	SHA-256
pyodide.mjs	Pyodide loader module (runtime)	17.9 kB	MPL-2.0 with bundled component notices	6f1d60f7bf529beb300f0f47983c921d3982363640ba20af0e38efdddbc66109
pyodide.asm.mjs	Emscripten glue for the CPython build (runtime)	1.3 MB	MPL-2.0 with bundled component notices	f7cdc8ece80678ceb712f8e65ebe6d3a83203a180c399865f49612a051693635
python_stdlib.zip	Python 3.14.2 standard library as Pyodide bundles it (runtime)	2.5 MB	MPL-2.0 with bundled component notices	fa1957e5777068fc4f7437f96d860ae2fbe9c19732ba06c84e004ec16dd7dd7a
pyodide-lock.json	Pyodide lock file, read at startup; no package is installed (runtime)	119.1 kB	MPL-2.0 with bundled component notices	5dc2fc119108bc148c7457dc86e7675b5c87e1cafd420b9c34c1eaef7b36c010
pyodide.asm.wasm	CPython 3.14.2 compiled to WebAssembly, memory maximum narrowed to 128 MiB (runtime)	9.6 MB	MPL-2.0 with bundled component notices	6b79a296bbbef8caa85731d6b5662451e824207ae606d7bc45d42af9aa55f629
pyodide-source.tar.gz	Pyodide source at commit b1e4fcc	1.5 MB	MPL-2.0	a9c7ac66311ed7e0805b9970054ee5be4f69d02204d28bffe4b017310a24bad9
pyodide-NOTICES.txt	Collected licence notices for Pyodide and every bundled project	359.4 kB	Bundled source license notices	6ac1a3c0f8178d871f93abe6a431f360795f24e28a83531d68bff2262df667f4
bound-pyodide-memory.mjs	The recipe that narrows the WASM memory maximum to 128 MiB	1.6 kB	MPL-2.0 modification recipe	b58debdc825634bc20ec8e66c3ab089f1467135bb47d329cc4e1fe66c9d3252e
pyodide-memory-manifest.json	SHA-256 of the original and the narrowed WASM, and the page counts	618 B	Factual provenance	b551c3ae626381232600c905f4f0876f4c415edce0a601db581e484b6bfb3685
source-cpython.tgz	CPython 3.14.2 source	30.6 MB	PSF and Python licences, original per-file licences	c609e078adab90e2c6bacb6afafacd5eaf60cd94cf670f1e159565725fcd448d
source-libffi.tar.gz	libffi source	595.1 kB	MIT	0c4e5647b79e21b900eb872dd98a3e0a66be12b36ad89677f61fd901a2615778
source-hiwire.tar.gz	hiwire source	27.3 kB	MIT	0d64144f149c0de3bd157551421833c6c16fdc0492c312a6325ffc25d185c93c
source-zstd.tar.gz	zstd 1.5.7 source	2.4 MB	BSD or GPL dual licence, used under BSD	f24b52470d12f466e9fa4fcc94e6c530625ada51d7b36de7fdc6ed7e6f499c8e
source-xz.tar.gz	XZ Utils 5.2.2 source, complete	1.5 MB	liblzma public domain; the XZ build tools carry GPL and LGPL terms and are not linked into the runtime	73df4d5d34f0468bd57d09f2d8af363e95ed6cc3a4a86129d2f2c366259902a2
source-sqlite3.tar.gz	SQLite 3.39.0 source	3.1 MB	Public domain	e90bcaef6dd5813fcdee4e867f6b65f3c9bfd0aec0f1017f9f3bbce1e4ed09e2
source-emscripten.tar.gz	Emscripten 5.0.3 source	34.5 MB	MIT and NCSA, with bundled musl and LLVM notices	b32ce4192bae12f15b06b1eec67b7ea6ac8ae809fc81230a43354c3c24251360
source-zlib.tar.gz	zlib 1.3.1 source	1.6 MB	zlib licence	17e88863f3600672ab49182f217281b6fc4d3c762bde361935e436a95214d05c
source-bzip2.zip	bzip2 1.0.6 source	806.6 kB	bzip2 licence, BSD-style	9628e7bc598719335ce1d1219c1a4fc241652c0a7b4d993fa82a9b98a6c5dec6

Accuracy. Python 3.14.2 runs through Pyodide 314.0.7 inside your browser, not on a hosted Linux machine, so there are no pip packages, network, subprocesses, host files or page DOM. Each run gets a fresh worker and virtual filesystem and is stopped after two seconds of running. The 128 MiB ceiling caps Python's WASM memory, not everything the browser tab uses.

Common questions

Does this online Python compiler support input()?: Yes. Type the program's input into the stdin box before you press Run. Each input() call reads the next line, sys.stdin reads all of it, and when the lines run out input() raises EOFError, which the console explains. The stdin box holds up to 65,536 bytes, the same limit as the editor.
Can I install packages like numpy or requests with pip?: No. This playground runs the Python standard library only: there is no pip, and numpy, requests and micropip are not installed. Most of the standard library imports, including json, re, math, datetime, collections, dataclasses, sqlite3, hashlib and csv, and the page lists the modules and features that are missing.
Which version of Python does it run?: Python 3.14.2, through Pyodide 314.0.7, which is CPython compiled to WebAssembly. The version is pinned: the page loads the same files every time, checks each one against its SHA-256 before anything runs, and sys.version reports 3.14.2.
What happens if my program has an infinite loop?: It is stopped two seconds after it starts running, and the console says so. Every run has its own worker inside a sandboxed frame, and at the deadline the frame is removed, which ends the worker however busy it is. Your code stays in the editor. The Stop button ends a run sooner, and a run is also stopped once it has printed 64 KiB of output.
Is my code sent to a server?: No. Your code runs in your browser and is never uploaded. The only files this tool downloads are the Python runtime's own, from this site, on your first run. Your code and stdin are kept in this browser's local storage so they are still here next time, and the Start over button forgets them.
Can my program use the internet, files or other programs?: Not the internet: urllib, sockets and pyodide.http all fail inside the sandbox. Files work on a virtual filesystem created fresh for every run, so a program can write a file and read it back within one run, and nothing on your computer is reachable. subprocess and os.system cannot start programs, and threads cannot start.
How much memory can a program use?: Python's WebAssembly memory is capped at 128 MiB. The runtime file declares that maximum, so a program that asks for more, such as bytearray(200 * 1024 * 1024), gets a MemoryError instead. The cap covers Python's WASM memory, not everything the browser tab uses.
How can I practice Python with the examples?: Choose Load beside an example to put both its program and matching stdin into the editor. Squares and JSON shows a function, input() and JSON parsing; A dataclass shows a class and f-strings; Every stdin line reads a list of numbers. Press Run, compare the console with the displayed result and edit the code to try another case. When it changes your draft, loading an example offers Undo for your previous code and stdin. These are short practice programs rather than a complete Python course.
Does the editor help with indentation or correct my code?: Tab inserts four spaces or indents selected lines, Shift+Tab outdents them, and Enter keeps indentation with an extra level after a line ending in a colon. Ctrl+Enter runs the program, or Cmd+Enter on Mac. Press Esc and then Tab to move focus out of the editor. Python reports syntax/runtime errors in the console; this editor has no autocomplete, automatic code correction, breakpoints or step debugger.
Can I run Python regex, SQLite or small data-processing programs?: The bundled standard library includes re, sqlite3, csv, json, collections and math, so your short Python program can use those imports. SQLite databases and files exist only in the fresh virtual filesystem for that run. This does not connect to a MySQL server, install analysis packages or import a local CSV file through a file picker; you can supply text data through stdin.
Is the console a Python shell, REPL or Jupyter notebook?: Run executes the whole main.py program in a fresh interpreter. Variables and virtual files from an earlier run do not survive, and the console shows output rather than accepting more commands. There are no notebook cells, persistent REPL sessions, terminal commands or multi-file projects here.
Can I use the compiler on a phone or Android?: Use a current mobile browser with WebAssembly and worker support on Android or iPhone. Enter code and stdin, then tap Run; no app installation or account is needed. The Python runtime downloads from this site on the first run, so that load needs a connection. Programs still have the same two second execution and 128 MiB WASM memory limits; asyncio.run additionally needs browser stack-switching support.

Python 3.14.2 runs through Pyodide 314.0.7 inside your browser, not on a hosted Linux machine, so there are no pip packages, network, subprocesses, host files or page DOM. Each run gets a fresh worker and virtual filesystem and is stopped after two seconds of running. The 128 MiB ceiling caps Python's WASM memory, not everything the browser tab uses.