PCBJam
Edit KiCad files in your browser — no install, nothing uploaded
PCBJam is an early-access alpha tool that runs KiCad in a web browser. Users can open example boards or import their own KiCad project from a local folder without uploading files to a server. The tool provides schematic, symbol, PCB, footprint, Gerber, calculator, and drawing sheet editors, along with a large library of symbols and footprints. All data stays in the browser; projects can be saved locally and exported as a ZIP file.
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