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Raspberry Pi/Raspberry Pi Pico family

Raspberry Pi Pico family

Explore pins and plan your connections.

Datasheet ↗

Pin map 40 pin

INTERFACES
TOP VIEW USB ↑
Click a pin to see its details.Scroll sideways for functions; tap a pin.
GPIOPowerGNDSystemPhysical pin numbers

Reading the diagramThe board illustration is schematic. Pin numbers identify physical connections. Alternate functions depend on the selected board and processor.

Official pin reference ↗
EXPLORE

Board library

Find your board and explore its pins.

Choose a model for processor-specific functions, or the common Raspberry Pi 40-pin layout.

Start with a pin

  1. Choose a board. Open a board or microcontroller from the library.
  2. Find a function. Use the interface filters to highlight compatible pins. / opens search.
  3. Plan your connection. Click a pin, select a function, and give it a label.
  4. Share your plan. Download a JSON file or use Share to copy a link.

Plans are stored in this browser. A share link includes the selected board, pins, and labels. Check electrical compatibility against the manufacturer’s documentation.

Manufacturer documentation Pico 2 W datasheet ↗ · RP2350 datasheet ↗ · Pi 4 schematic ↗ · Verification record ↗

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Anyone who opens this link can see your board and wiring plan.