CircuitJS1
Electronics simulator
Watch current flow like little dots of light through the circuit you build.
“Make it mine” asks you to sign in first. On the Free plan, your copy is your one app; you can delete it any time.
“Try it” opens the authors’ own copy, not yours.

- Made by
- pfalstad
- Licence
- GPL-2.0-or-later
- Popularity
- 2.4k stars on GitHub
- Uses
- Your browser
What you can do
- Drag parts onto the page and wire them together
- See voltage waves on a built-in oscilloscope
- Pick one of hundreds of example circuits and change it
Who it’s forPhysics and electronics students, teachers and hobbyists
Once it’s yours
- Your own copy, at its own address
- Anyone with its address can open it, until you choose who can
- Change it with your own coding agent
Ideas for changing it
Once it’s live, give any line below to your coding agent.
Open with the circuit from today's lesson
Slow the current dots down so students can follow them
Switch to a white background so it's clearer on a projector
Source and licence
CircuitJS1 is open source: its authors, pfalstad, published the code for anyone to use and change.
Its licence, GPL-2.0-or-later, lets you use and change it for free; when other people use your changed version, you share your changed code with them.
Your copy is the version you copied; the authors’ later updates don’t arrive by themselves.
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