Start FreeDOS
Press Start FreeDOS. It downloads about 3 MB once, then boots to the C:\> prompt.
Write batch files, try the EDIT text editor and the DEBUG assembler, or play nine free DOS games — on an emulated PC that boots in a few seconds.
Bring your own DOS programs and files: they appear on drive B:.
Press Start FreeDOS. It downloads about 3 MB once, then boots to the C:\> prompt.
Click the screen and type DIR, EDIT, MEM or a game name such as TETRIS. The key row has Esc, arrows and F-keys for phones.
Add files in the Files panel: they appear on drive B:. Download files that programs save there, and save the state to continue later.
Create images, videos and 3D models from a short prompt with WaveSpeed AI.
Design a retro-style cover, icon or pixel-art scene for your project.
Turn a screenshot or an idea into a short animated clip.
Make a 3D model of a vintage computer or a game character.
$1 in free credits for eligible new accounts. No card needed. Generators have separate account and credit requirements. The PC emulator is free.
Yes. This free online DOS emulator boots FreeDOS 1.4, a free DOS that runs most programs written for MS-DOS, to the C:\> prompt in a few seconds, with nothing to install.
Yes: add the program's files in the Files panel and run them from drive B: (a 1.44 MB floppy). Files your programs save there can be downloaded again.
Free and open-source games packaged with FreeDOS: vitetris, BlockDrop, Floppy Bird, sudoku86, zmiy, Smiley, Hangman, Senet and Eliza.
No. The PC runs in your browser tab; your files are copied onto its virtual floppy on your device.
Boots in 3 seconds · Nine free games · Your files on B: