Andreas Gohr6d ago
I was tired of counting pins when working with electronics like the Raspberry or ESP32, so I created a simple editor that generates pinout diagrams that fit right onto the board's pins.

https://www.splitbrain.org/blog/2025-04/27-pinout_leaf_generator

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Pinout Leaf Generator [splitbrain.org]

Show threadandrethemac5d ago

@splitbrain Great work. This make things al lot easier.
I made a YAML for the Raspberry Pi Pico 1, a board I am currently playing with.
https://github.com/splitbrain/pinoutleaf/issues/1

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Raspberry Pico 1 · Issue #1 · splitbrain/pinoutleaf

Great work. Thanks for this tool. I made a YAMl for the Raspberry Pico 1 (pico 2 is the same). title: "Raspberry Pi PICO 1" # dimensions counted in pins width: 7 height: 20 # special pins types: co...

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Show threadAndreas Gohr
@andrethemac I was adding PCB images to your definition and the sizes seemed way off. Looking at a video where the pico sits on a breadboard, it seems it's 9 pins wide not 7?
Apr 28 at 2:26pmWeb
Show threadandrethemac5d ago
@splitbrain My mistake, sorry. I didn't printed one out yet. But is is 8 wide, not 9.
Witch makes the debug pins on the bottom stand in an awkward possition. (out of the middle)
the Led bin isn't a real pin, but I placed it on the yaml for reference.
Sorry for the inconvience.
Show threadAndreas Gohr5d ago
@andrethemac can't be an even number when the ground pin on the bottom row sits at the center 😉​
Show threadandrethemac5d ago
@splitbrain I know, I don't think the debug pin's are supposed to be plugged in the breadboard, as they are on the same line als the last pin...