I recently got a mobile phone and wanted to use scratch in it. How to do that?

Go to the scratch website (scratch.mit.edu), then log-in.

If you mean making projects, then it's a bit hard to do that.

kasumikawaii wrote:

Go to the scratch website (scratch.mit.edu), then log-in.

If you mean making projects, then it's a bit hard to do that.

already done that but i mean umm… you can't just go to explore or… ok i can't explain please try it yourself and see what it is
edit is'nt there an mobile scratch app

Karmanya_shukla wrote:

kasumikawaii wrote:

Go to the scratch website (scratch.mit.edu), then log-in.

If you mean making projects, then it's a bit hard to do that.

already done that but i mean umm… you can't just go to explore or… ok i can't explain please try it yourself and see what it is
edit is'nt there an mobile scratch app

Try to go to your profile first, then you can press explore, search, and some more.

I have tried using a phone to do Scratch. Most features are not accessible due to being cut off by the screen.

There is PictoBlox for android, but that's 3rd party, and the interface is very different and then you need their own accounts, plus mobile screen will be always limiting. Also mobiles screen you should avoid, IMHO get a cheap android tablet, all you need is a chrome browser, or check if you have a smart tv or any other android dongle like Google Chromecast, FireTV, etc, some of the clone you can get for less than 1.5K with wireless keyboards for another 500Rs

Scratch isn't officially supported on mobile, but if you rotate your phone and use the website in landscape mode, It'll kind of work. To use the search function, go to My Stuff or another 2.0-style page and you should see all of the navigation bar.

Karmanya_shukla wrote:

edit is'nt there an mobile scratch app

Yes, but it isn't supported on phones. You can download it on an Android tablet for free, (but for iPad I don't think it's in the App Store for some stupid Apple reason).

Karmanya_shukla wrote:

already done that but i mean umm… you can't just go to explore or… ok i can't explain please try it yourself and see what it is
edit is'nt there an mobile scratch app

There's a mobile app called “scratch” in google play (if you're using apple, try to find it)

vudeptrai090211 wrote:

Karmanya_shukla wrote:

already done that but i mean umm… you can't just go to explore or… ok i can't explain please try it yourself and see what it is
edit is'nt there an mobile scratch app

There's a mobile app called “scratch” in google play (if you're using apple, try to find it)

1. it's only for android tablets, not phones.
2. there is no Scratch App for iPads for some reason

kccuber wrote:

vudeptrai090211 wrote:

Karmanya_shukla wrote:

already done that but i mean umm… you can't just go to explore or… ok i can't explain please try it yourself and see what it is
edit is'nt there an mobile scratch app

There's a mobile app called “scratch” in google play (if you're using apple, try to find it)

1. it's only for android tablets, not phones.
2. there is no Scratch App for iPads for some reason

also scratch on mobile is scratch jr

scratch-www (3.0 style pages) aren't responsive to small screen sizes (phones).
it is very hard to use scratch on these displays.
although it is possible since scratchr2 (2.0 style pages) work.

There is also Kittenbot (also 3rd party?) for iOS devices. It has a few flaws with it, but I've been able to use it on my iphone. You can start a new project, or load a project by Scratch MIT ID. Interestingly enough, its full screen mode resembles a Game Boy layout.

It's the only alternative I've been able to use that doesn't require an account like Pictoblox.

I think mblock is also available on iOS devices, which is another Scratch alternative.

But I kind of wish Scratch had its own app for mobile iOS TBH besides going strait to the website.

MallardTV wrote:

I have tried using a phone to do Scratch. Most features are not accessible due to being cut off by the screen.

same

hacktronics wrote:

There is PictoBlox for android, but that's 3rd party, and the interface is very different and then you need their own accounts, plus mobile screen will be always limiting. Also mobiles screen you should avoid, IMHO get a cheap android tablet, all you need is a chrome browser, or check if you have a smart tv or any other android dongle like Google Chromecast, FireTV, etc, some of the clone you can get for less than 1.5K with wireless keyboards for another 500Rs

i'm asking about real scratch

-gr wrote:

Scratch isn't officially supported on mobile, but if you rotate your phone and use the website in landscape mode, It'll kind of work. To use the search function, go to My Stuff or another 2.0-style page and you should see all of the navigation bar.

Karmanya_shukla wrote:

edit is'nt there an mobile scratch app

Yes, but it isn't supported on phones. You can download it on an Android tablet for free, (but for iPad I don't think it's in the App Store for some stupid Apple reason).

well i have android the phone model is Samsung Galaxy M12
and will try it in landscape

vudeptrai090211 wrote:

Karmanya_shukla wrote:

already done that but i mean umm… you can't just go to explore or… ok i can't explain please try it yourself and see what it is
edit is'nt there an mobile scratch app

There's a mobile app called “scratch” in google play (if you're using apple, try to find it)

that's for tablets

Karmanya_shukla wrote:

that's for tablets

ok

1. it's only for android tablets, not phones.
2. there is no Scratch App for iPads for some reason

The scratch app can be installed on S21 Ultra

umer-hassaan wrote:

1. it's only for android tablets, not phones.
2. there is no Scratch App for iPads for some reason

The scratch app can be installed on S21 Ultra

This topic was from a while ago, so things could have changed.
Also, you can go to the 2.0 pages or put in the direct url/change device orientation to show the different buttons/go into navbar pages that it won't allow you to.
It's not on iOS due to Apple's strict rules.
Edit: Also, don't remove the quote tags.

MallardTV wrote:

I have tried using a phone to do Scratch. Most features are not accessible due to being cut off by the screen.

You may just have to turn your phone horizontally at times.