Pliro 0.3.2 preview is available
This Windows update is intended to resolve activation problems after installation. Download the latest version and try again.
View the changelogA PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR CURIOUS MINDS
Write in English or Dutch, with text or blocks. Start with a drawing and grow into games and real applications.
Pliro Learner is free.64-bit · Your account, no admin rights needed
Five steps. Five turns. One star. Try the example, then make it your own in the IDE.
# language: en for point in [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]: forward(120) right(144)PLIRO
New releases, lessons and updates from the world of Pliro.
This Windows update is intended to resolve activation problems after installation. Download the latest version and try again.
View the changelogClearer license management, a separate Developer Tools window, smoother updates and a new grand-piano sound.
Read moreThe Linux AMD64 preview brings the same Learner activation fix as the Windows 0.3.0 release. Download the .deb package and see the changelog for details.
View the changelogPreview build 14 fixes Learner activation in the desktop IDE.
Read moreExplore the ideas shaping Pliro: programming in your own language, connected text and blocks, and room for projects to grow.
Read moreThis release fixes a few issues. There are no major changes. See the changelog for details and download links.
Read morePliro 0.2.3 adds more lessons to the IDE to help you learn to code with Pliro. Explore them in your programming environment.
Read moreHELLO, PLIRO
Pliro is made for children, curious beginners, and the people who teach them. Learn the ideas behind programming while making things you can actually see, play, and share.
Start with English or Dutch keywords. Learn the same loops, variables, and functions, whichever words feel like home.
Explore visual blocks and readable text in the desktop IDE or browser playground. Both views edit the same Pliro program.
Run your code and watch the live preview. Draw with a turtle, try a different turn, and learn by experimenting.
MADE WITH PLIRO
Explore real projects in the desktop IDE and browser playground. Start with a drawing, build with blocks, compose music or watch live measurements in Labs.

A function and a loop turn one small square into a garden of petals.

Explore the Sky Springs example, with its code and game preview side by side.

Draw a pixel sprite and keep your pictures together in the project media library.

Give melody, bass and drums their own tracks. Choose General MIDI instruments, enter notes with a MIDI keyboard, and try the metronome and tempo changes. The multitrack composer requires Creator Pro in the desktop IDE; simple melody editing and playback remain free.

Switch between text and blocks, add commands from the palette and see the result. Code and music stay editable, with undo across both views. Open the playground to try it.
Read the playground guide
Design and preview forms with Creator Pro. Basic forms through code remain free in Learner.

Make a texture and check its seams and appearance on a real 3D object.
WHERE WILL YOU TAKE IT?
Pliro grows with you. Move from simple commands to bigger projects, and compile programs into standalone applications.
YOUR IDEAS NEED A PLACE TO PLAY
The Pliro IDE for Windows and Debian-based Linux brings code, visual blocks, Labs and live preview together. Open an example, change a few lines, and see where it takes you.
Windows · 64-bit installer
Start with the free Pliro Learner edition.
A LITTLE HELP ALONG THE WAY
Your first steps, practical examples, and the language reference. All in the language you’re comfortable with.