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= ESP32 Development Boards Supported by ESPixelStick =
 
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ESPixelStick Version 4 supports numerous ESP32 development boards through hardware-specific platform definitions. These platform definitions allow ESPixelStick to accommodate differences in GPIO assignments, Ethernet hardware, USB interfaces, and other board-specific features while maintaining a common firmware code base.
 
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This page summarizes the ESP32 development boards currently supported by ESPixelStick. It complements [[ESP32 Development Boards]], which explains the general characteristics of ESP32 development boards and how to choose one for a project.
 
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== About Platform Definitions ==
 
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A platform definition identifies the hardware configuration required to build ESPixelStick for a specific development board or controller.
 
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Platform definitions may include support for:
 
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* GPIO assignments
 
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* Ethernet hardware
 
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* USB interfaces
 
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* Flash memory configuration
 
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* PSRAM configuration
 
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* Board-specific peripherals
 
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Although two boards may use the same ESP32 processor, they often require different platform definitions because of hardware differences.
 
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== Supported Development Boards ==
 
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
 
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! Platform Identifier
 
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! Development Board
 
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! Processor
 
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! Ethernet
 
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! Notes
 
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| <code>esp32_devkitc</code>
 
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| ESP32 DevKitC
 
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| Original ESP32
 
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| No
 
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| Espressif reference development board.
 
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| <code>esp32_wemos_d1_mini32</code>
 
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| WeMos D1 Mini32
 
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| Original ESP32
 
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| No
 
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| Compact D1 Mini form factor.
 
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| <code>esp32_lolin_d1_pro</code>
 
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| LOLIN D1 Pro
 
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| Original ESP32
 
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| No
 
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| Compact development board.
 
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| <code>esp32_cam</code>
 
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| ESP32-CAM
 
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| Original ESP32
 
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| No
 
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| Camera development board.
 
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| <code>esp32_ttgo_t8</code>
 
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| TTGO T8
 
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| Original ESP32
 
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| No
 
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| High-feature development board.
 
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| <code>esp32_m5stack_atom</code>
 
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| M5Stack ATOM
 
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| Original ESP32
 
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| No
 
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| Ultra-compact development module.
 
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| <code>esp32_d1_mini_mhetesp32minikit</code>
 
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| MH-ET LIVE ESP32 MiniKit
 
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| Original ESP32
 
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| No
 
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| D1 Mini compatible form factor.
 
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| <code>esp32_olimex_gw</code>
 
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| Olimex Gateway
 
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| Original ESP32
 
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| No
 
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| Olimex development platform.
 
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| <code>esp32_wt32eth01</code>
 
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| WT32-ETH01
 
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| Original ESP32
 
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| Yes
 
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| Integrated Ethernet.
 
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== Notes ==
 
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Board support indicates that an ESPixelStick Version 4 platform definition exists for the development board.
 
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Supported features may vary depending upon the hardware. Differences between boards can include:
 
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* Available GPIO pins
 
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* Ethernet capability
 
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* USB interface
 
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* Flash memory size
 
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* PSRAM
 
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* Onboard LEDs
 
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* Buttons
 
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* Other peripherals
 
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Users should always select the platform definition that matches the hardware being programmed.
 
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== Choosing a Board ==
 
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For most DIY Christmas lighting projects, a standard ESP32 development board provides all of the features required to operate ESPixelStick.
 
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Ethernet-capable boards, such as the WT32-ETH01, may be preferred where wired network connections are desired.
 
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== Future Expansion ==
 
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This page summarizes currently supported development boards.
 
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Additional information may be added in the future, including:
 
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* Board photographs
 
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* GPIO reference tables
 
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* Programming notes
 
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* Flash memory variations
 
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* USB interface differences
 
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* Community experiences
 
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== Related Articles ==
 
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* [[Supported ESPixelStick Platforms]]
 
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* [[ESP32 Development Boards]]
 
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* [[ESP32 Family Overview]]
 
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* [[ESP32 GPIO Reference]]
 
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* [[ESPixelStick]]
 
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* [[ESPixelStick Reference Guide]]
 
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== References ==
 
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* ESPixelStick GitHub Repository
 
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* ESPixelStick Wiki
 
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* Platform information provided by Martin Mueller.
 
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== Revision History ==
 
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| 0.1
 
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| July 2026
 
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| Initial page created from ESPixelStick Version 4 supported platform definitions.
 
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