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Pixel-Perfect Web Applications

Flutter on Web

Bring your native app experience to the browser. Powered by WebAssembly for stable, 60fps performance. Best for SPAs, PWAs, and complex web tools.

Same code

Your code — your Dart business logic and your Flutter widgets — works identically across mobile, desktop, and the web, eliminating duplicate work.

Same code

Same experience

Flutter uses the same rendering engine on the web and mobile, ensuring your application looks and feels exactly the same without fighting browser and platform differences.

Same experience

Great performance

Deploy your web application with WebAssembly (Wasm) for a blazing-fast, jank-free experience across modern browsers.

Ship with WebAssembly

When to use Flutter on the web

Ideal use cases ✅

  • Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and single-page apps (SPAs).
  • Code sharing: Reusing UI and logic between mobile, desktop, and web apps.
  • Rich application UIs: Productivity, creative, or specialized business tools (for example, Dart & Flutter DevTools).
  • Highly interactive canvas apps: Complex dashboards, games, or visualization tools.

Less ideal use cases ⚠️

  • SEO-heavy sites: Static blogs, documentation, or public marketing pages.
  • Simple static web pages: Simple landing pages or sites with minimal interaction.
  • Heavy text selection: Pages where standard DOM-based text-selection and reader mode are critical.

Building content-centric or SEO-heavy sites? Want to share Dart business logic, but still use a traditional HTML+CSS based web framework? Consider Jaspr (A Dart-based web framework, which powers dart.dev, flutter.dev, and pub.dev) or combining Jaspr with Flutter Web for a hybrid experience.

Resources

Start learning about Flutter on the web

See the samples

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Reference code examples and sample applications for building Flutter web apps while you learn.

Watch the video

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What's new in Flutter. Learn how WebAssembly works and how it makes Flutter web apps faster.

Get started in docs

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Dig in and start building with more detailed resources for Flutter on the web in docs.

Learn about Wasm support

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See how to deploy your app using WebAssembly and learn more about how it works.

Case studies

Maxint

Maxint

Building an autonomous financial OS across six platforms with Flutter

We Spot Turtles!

We Spot Turtles!

Empowering global sea turtle conservation with Flutter

KQED

KQED

KQED transitions to Flutter, raising app store ratings to 4.8 stars and increasing feature cadence by 55%

Headspace

Headspace

Bringing mental health support to millions more efficiently with Flutter

Monta

Monta

Monta powers platform growth with Flutter

Tencent Cloud Chat

Tencent Cloud Chat

Tencent Cloud Chat increased development efficiency by 77% with Flutter

Google Classroom

Google Classroom

Increasing productivity with Flutter

Reflection.app

Reflection.app

Reflection.app scales their business with Flutter

Superlist

Superlist

Rethinking task and project management with Flutter

Rive

Rive

Rive rewrote their powerful animation tool entirely in Flutter to enable developers to create beautiful, multi-platform illustrations.

CrowdSource

CrowdSource

Increasing developer speed at Crowdsource with Flutter

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