main.py
utils.py
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$python3 main.py
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Run Python instantly. No setup. No limits.

PyRun is a high-performance, browser-based Python environment designed for instant experimentation, learning, and sharing. Pure execution, no latency.

Instant Execution

Run Python 3.11+ directly in your browser with zero latency using Pyodide.

Local File Access

Open and edit .py files directly from your machine with Ctrl+O.

Export & Backup

Download single files or full projects as .zip for safe local storage.

Collaboration

Generate shareable links instantly via Ctrl+H and share your logic with the world.

Tailored Experience

Adjust font size, line wrapping, and execution timeouts to suit your workflow.

Responsive Design

A mobile-first IDE that works seamlessly across desktops, tablets, and phones.

Why PyRun?

A fast, private, and zero-setup Python environment built for modern developers who value speed and privacy.

No installation required
Runs entirely in your browser
Instant execution with zero latency
Fully private - your code never leaves your device
Share code instantly with a simple link
Works offline after initial load

Python 3.11 Powered

Leveraging the power of Pyodide and WebAssembly, PyRun brings the full Python 3.11 standard library to your browser with zero server overhead.

WASM OptimizedClient-SideLocal OnlyOffline Ready

Core Capabilities

  • Synchronous stdin support
  • Multi-file management
  • Persistent local storage
  • Performance metrics
  • Instant link sharing
  • Zero setup required

Shortcuts

Master your workflow with standard bindings.

Run Code
CtrlEnter
Save File
CtrlS
Share Link
CtrlH
Open File
CtrlO
Comment
Ctrl/
Close Dialog
Esc

Your Data, Your Control.

Privacy is not an option—it's the foundation of PyRun. All code execution happens locally in your browser sandbox. No source code or variables ever touch our servers unless you explicitly generate a public share link.