Does pinout.xyz cover Raspberry Pi Pico and other boards?

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Yes. pinout.xyz is not limited to the standard 40-pin Raspberry Pi header. The site states that it has created pinouts for the Raspberry Pi Pico range, chip planners for the RP2350A and RP2350B, and several experimental pinouts for non-Raspberry Pi boards. So if you are working with a Pico, an RP2350 chip, or even an ESP32 or Teensy board, the site may already have a reference for you.

What pinout.xyz covers beyond the Raspberry Pi

The main page is an interactive reference to the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins and a guide to the Pi's GPIO interfaces. It also includes hundreds of pinouts for Raspberry Pi add-on boards, HATs, and pHATs.

Beyond that, the site lists these additional pinouts:

Raspberry Pi Pico family

  • Raspberry Pi Pico Pinout
  • Raspberry Pi Pico W Pinout
  • Raspberry Pi Pico 2 Pinout
  • Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W Pinout

RP2350 chip planners

  • Raspberry Pi RP2350A QFN-60 Pinout
  • Raspberry Pi RP2350B QFN-80 Pinout

Experimental pinouts

  • Minimal Raspberry Pi 40-pin Pinout
  • Espressif ESP32 C5 DevKitC Pinout
  • Espressif ESP32 C3 DevKitC Pinout
  • PJRC Teensy 4.0 Pinout

How to use this when choosing a board or planning wiring

If your board appears in the list above, you can use the matching pinout as your wiring reference instead of guessing from a datasheet. For the Pico family, the dedicated Pico pinouts are the relevant entry. For custom RP2350 designs, the QFN-60 and QFN-80 planners cover the chip packages rather than a finished board.

The experimental section is worth checking if you use Espressif or Teensy hardware, but treat those as supplementary references rather than the site's core Raspberry Pi content.

What the main Raspberry Pi pinout includes

The core Raspberry Pi GPIO pinout documents the 40-pin header with physical pin numbers and their functions, including:

  • Power pins: 3v3 and 5v
  • Ground pins
  • GPIO pins with alternate functions
  • Interfaces: SPI, I2C, UART, PCM, PWM, GPCLK, SDIO, DPI, JTAG, and 1-WIRE

The legend groups pins by function, and the diagram can be mirrored or rotated 180 degrees for viewing from the underside of the board. The site also links to a board explorer for HATs and pHATs.

Quick answer

Question Answer
Does pinout.xyz cover Raspberry Pi Pico? Yes, including Pico, Pico W, Pico 2, and Pico 2 W
Does it cover RP2350 chips? Yes, RP2350A QFN-60 and RP2350B QFN-80 planners
Does it cover non-Raspberry Pi boards? Yes, experimental pinouts for ESP32 C5, ESP32 C3, and Teensy 4.0
Is it only for the standard Pi 40-pin header? No, though that is the main reference

If you need a pinout for a Pico, an RP2350 package, or one of the listed experimental boards, start with the "Other Pinouts" section on pinout.xyz. For standard Raspberry Pi models and add-on boards, the main interactive pinout and the HAT/pHAT explorer are the relevant resources.