Try Snipfire in your browser.
A real WordPress site with the free plugin, running entirely in your browser. No sign-up, nothing to install, and it's gone when you close the tab.
The live demo opens with the WordPress.org release.
Until then, watch the editor at work on the home page, or read how it keeps your site safe.
The demo runs on WordPress Playground, an official WordPress project. It loads from playground.wordpress.net only when you press Start, and nothing you do in it is sent to us.
Six things to try in five minutes.
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Break it on purpose
Add a PHP snippet, leave out a semicolon and save. The error is marked on its line, and nothing broken ever reaches the site.
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Let the callback write itself
Type add_action( ' and pick a hook from the list. The whole function appears, with the right parameters.
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Style the site
Add a CSS snippet, switch it on and open the site in a new tab to see it.
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Decide where it runs
Add a condition: only on the front page, only for visitors who aren't logged in, only on mobile.
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Go back in time
Save a snippet a few times, open History, compare two versions side by side and restore one.
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Use the Header & Footer screen
Three boxes for the head, the start of the body and the footer, each a real snippet with history.
Want to try Pro too?
The demo runs the free plugin. SCSS, scripts that wait for cookie consent, testing mode, the hook finder, team access and Git sync are best tried on your own site.
Start the 14-day Agency trial: every Pro feature plus Git sync, no card needed. When it ends, nothing is charged and your snippets keep running.
Move your snippets over this afternoon.
Importing changes nothing until you switch over, and your old shortcodes keep working.