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Migrating from Trinket

If your lessons currently run on Trinket, you can bring them into Kita without rebuilding anything.


Bringing your Trinket work into Kita takes a few minutes. Once it is there, everything runs in the browser: your code, your lesson link, and what your students see.

Before you begin

You will need:

  • Your Trinket project, open so you can copy the code.

  • Any other files your program uses.

Step 1: Open a new project

  1. Select I'm a teacher.

  2. Choose Create a project to share.

The project opens straight away, with the editor on the left and the console on the right.

Step 2: Bring your code across

  1. Open your Trinket project in another tab and copy your code.

  2. Paste it into the editor on the left. Your changes are saved as you type.

  3. If your lesson uses other files, such as a data file the program reads, select the folder icon on the left and upload them to your workspace.

  4. Run the program and check it works the same way it did in Trinket.

Your work is saved automatically in your browser.

Step 3: Share it with your class

Once your project is ready:​

  1. Select Share in the project.

  2. Copy the link.

  3. Send it to your class however you normally would, or post it where they will see it.

Anyone with the link can open your project in their own browser. There is nothing for students to install and no account to create.

Step 4: Create a free teacher account

To save and manage your projects:

  1. Sign up with Join Kita

  2. Move your project into your workspace

  3. Reuse it with your other classes next term

Your work will remain accessible throughout the school year.

Your lesson now runs in Kita. Students open it from a link in their own browser, with nothing to install and no account to create.

Need help?

If your code still will not run after checking your imports, email hello@getkita.com with the code you are moving and the error you are seeing.

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