The open-source nature of Scratch has allowed third-party developers to create "mods"—modified versions of the Scratch engine. Platforms like TurboWarp and Snap! offer features that standard Scratch lacks, such as compiling code for faster execution, custom extensions, and more complex logic. Many users view these high-performance mods as a glimpse into what a hypothetical Scratch 4.0 should look like, leading some to mistakenly label these mods as the next official version.
for 2025 and 2026, with active development already underway. Anticipated Features: What’s Coming?
This is the official testing ground where the Scratch Team shares experimental extensions. Recent experiments have included AI-powered image generation and face sensing. Visit the Scratch Lab site to try these features.
The Future of Coding: Exploring the Scratch 4.0 Rumors For over a decade, Scratch has been the ultimate playground for young creators to bring stories and games to life. With Scratch 3.0 feeling like home for so many of us, the internet is buzzing with a single question: When can we download the Scratch 4.0 beta?
Once TurboWarp is installed:
