DSA Visualizer

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About this app

DSA Visualizer - Your Interactive Guide turns your phone into a powerful data structures and algorithms learning lab. It can display interactive visualizations, step-by-step code solutions, and detailed problem approaches.

DSA Visualizer has a beautiful and simple interface. It is easy to use, perfect for anyone preparing for tech interviews, acing computer science exams, or just looking to sharpen their coding skills.

Features:

Interactive algorithm visualizer.

Use your own custom input.

Detailed step-by-step approaches.

Optimized code solutions.

Complete Blind 75 problem list.

Classic sorting algorithms.

Progress tracking with analytics.

Beautiful and clean user interface.

Constantly expanding problem library.

šŸ¤” Who is DSA Visualizer perfect for?
šŸŽ“ Students (acing university exams and assignments).
šŸ‘Øā€šŸ’» Interview Prep (cracking coding interviews at top tech companies).
šŸ¢ Professionals (upskilling and refreshing core CS knowledge).
šŸ¤“ Coding Enthusiasts (exploring the beauty of algorithms for fun).
šŸ« Classrooms (an excellent tool for teaching complex topics).
šŸš€ Self-Learners (your personal guide on the journey to becoming a pro).

DSA Visualizer is your newly designed companion for mastering DSA. Please try it.
Updated on
Aug 10, 2025

Data safety

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No data collected
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Data is encrypted in transit
You can request that data be deleted

What’s new

1. Play/Pause: Start and stop the animation at any point to analyze the current state.
2. Step Forward: Advance the algorithm one logical step at a time.
3. Step Backward: Rewind the algorithm one step to review a specific transition or decision. This is perfect for understanding complex moments.
4. Reset: Instantly reset the animation to its initial state to start fresh.