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TypeScript Online Compiler

A free online TypeScript compiler and editor. Type TypeScript, press Run, and it is compiled to JavaScript in your browser and executed, with the console output shown on the right. Nothing is uploaded.

Runs in your browser. Your files are never uploaded.

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How to use TypeScript Online Compiler

  1. Type or paste your TypeScript in the editor.
  2. Press Run (or Ctrl+Enter).
  3. The code is compiled to JavaScript and run; output appears in the Output panel.
  4. Use Format to tidy the code, or Reset to start over.

A quick TypeScript scratchpad

This compiler lets you try TypeScript and see it run. It transpiles your code to JavaScript in the browser using Sucrase, then executes it, showing console output on the right. It is fast because it removes the types rather than running a full type-checker, which is exactly what you want for trying ideas and exercises.

Tips

Use console.log() to print values. If you want full type-checking and errors as you type, the official TypeScript Playground or a local editor is the better tool; this page is for quick runs and output.

Why use this typescript online compiler tool

  • Compiles in your browser. Your TypeScript is transpiled to JavaScript on your device (with Sucrase) and run immediately.
  • Console output. console.log output and errors appear in the Output panel.
  • Private and free. No account, no upload; your code is saved only in this browser.
  • Format and reset. One-click formatting and reset to the starting code.

Frequently asked questions

How do I run TypeScript online?

Type your TypeScript and press Run. It is compiled to JavaScript in your browser and executed, with the output shown on the right.

Does it fully type-check my code?

It strips the types and runs the result fast, so it is ideal for trying code and seeing output. It does not do full type-checking with errors; for that, use an editor like VS Code or the official TypeScript Playground.

Is my code uploaded?

No. Compilation and execution happen on your device; your code is saved only in this browser.

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