If you are using the editor without an account, you can save your progress directly to your hard drive. Click File in the top menu bar and select Save to your computer . This downloads a .sb3 file. To resume working later, simply open the editor, click File , and select Load from your computer . Share public link
Scratch is the world’s largest coding community for children and a powerful visual programming language. Developed by the MIT Media Lab, it allows anyone to create interactive stories, games, and animations without learning complex text-based code.
The Scratch Editor has something amazing for beginners: a built-in tutorial library. You can access it by clicking the in the top left corner of the editor.
For more details, visit Scratch's Facebook page with the tutorial video . Getting Started with Scratch scratchmitedu-projects-editor-tutorial-getstarted
Lets you upload, record, or edit sound effects and background music. 2. The Coding Area (Center Panel)
You have completed the foundation. Here is your roadmap for the next month:
If you are signed in, Scratch saves automatically. You can also click File > Save Now . If you are using the editor without an
Stores changing data like scores, timers, and high scores.
The editor has three distinct tabs at the top of the left panel.
No account is needed to create projects, but signing up (top-right corner) lets you save, share, and download your work. To resume working later, simply open the editor,
Access the to change the background image of your Stage. The Blocks Palette (Left)
Changes costumes, backgrounds, and handles speech bubbles. Sound (Magenta): Plays audio files and controls volume.
Hover over the circular "Choose a Backdrop" icon in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Click the magnifying glass to browse categories like Fantasy, Music, Sports, and Outdoors.