Dive into the World of Coding and AI with PictoBlox

Make Coding Child’s Play!
Make Coding Child’s Play!
Learn AI and Machine Learning
Learn AI and Machine Learning


Code Actions for Robots
Code Actions for Robots
Make Interactive Scratch Games
Make Interactive Scratch Games


Master the Internet of Things
Master the Internet of Things
Learn to Code on the Go
Learn to Code on the Go

Works with Your Favorite Boards
Works with Your Favorite Boards

evive

Arduino Boards

ESP32

Others like Lego, Micro:bit
Learn with Our Online Courses

7-9 Years
Introduction to Programming

10+ Years
Introduction to Programming

10+ Years
Artificial Intelligence for Kids
Get Started with PictoBlox
Get Started with PictoBlox
Tutorials and Resources
Tutorials and Resources
FAQs
PictoBlox is a graphical programming software based on the latest version of Scratch that makes coding fun and easy. With a user-friendly interface and drag-and-drop functionality, it is the ideal companion for the setting the first step into the world of programming. One can learn to code, make interactive animations and games, interesting projects based on IoT, program actions for robots, and much more!
PictoBlox is available free to use for individuals & non commercial purposes. If you are willing to use PictoBlox for commercial purposes, Please write to us on bd@thestempedia.com to discuss the collaboration.
Please read more about PictoBlox (or any STEMpedia’s product and services) terms and policies HERE
PictoBlox software is available for window, mac & Linux users. PictoBlox App is also available on Google playstore for android users.
You can download PictoBlox from HERE. Kindly select the device you want PictoBlox to download to.
You can learn about PictoBlox via examples/tutorials available inside PictoBlox software and many free tutorials and projects of PictoBlox with step by step instructions are available on the STEMpedia website. If you want to learn in a more detailed manner with the guidance of an educator, you can opt for STEMpedia online courses from HERE.
If you want to share your projects with friends who also want to make similar or want to make modifications in that, then you can share the project file(.sb3) and your friends can open that in PictoBlox to make modifications. If you just want to showcase the final output, then you can record/capture the output of the stage using the button available above the stage and can share that image/video file with your friends.
No, PictoBlox doesn’t store any pictures/videos of kids/users.
All the data generated or camera/video feed used in PictoBlox is used locally or via our secured servers with a fully automated system without any human interventions. It is not used for any kind of marketing or promotional means without the permission from the user (or guardians).
No, PictoBlox is not open source. It's a copyright product of STEMpedia.
You can write to us at support@thestempedia.com.
If you need to create multiple accounts for your class, contact us at support@thestempedia.com.
PictoBlox is a programming software based on Scratch 3.0, hence basic functionality is similar. As additional features it has various extensions related to hardware, robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning. You can control generic sensors, actuators & microcontrollers like microbit, Arduino Uno, Mega, esp32 and many more in real-time by connecting via Bluetooth. It also has an upload mode where you can upload your code inside the hardware. You can also capture/record stage output inside the PictoBlox.