ESP32-Radio
An open-source Internet radio player built on ESP32 with VS1053 decoder and TFT display, supporting web, MQTT, and physical controls.
What is ESP32-Radio?
ESP32-Radio is an open-source Internet radio player project that uses an ESP32 microcontroller, VS1053 audio decoder, and a TFT display to build a customizable streaming audio device. It solves the problem of creating a low-cost, feature-rich radio that can access thousands of online stations, play local media, and be controlled through multiple interfaces like web, MQTT, and physical inputs. The project includes full documentation, PCB designs, and a 3D-printable case for a complete DIY solution.
DIY electronics hobbyists, makers, and developers interested in building custom Internet radio players or audio streaming devices with ESP32. It's also suitable for those learning embedded systems and IoT projects with audio capabilities.
Developers choose ESP32-Radio for its extensive feature set, minimal hardware requirements, and highly customizable codebase. Its unique selling points include support for multiple control methods (web, MQTT, IR, GPIO), broad display compatibility, and comprehensive documentation with ready-to-use PCB and case designs.
Overview
Internet radio based on ESP32, VS1053 and a TFT screen.
Use Cases
Best For
- Building a custom Internet radio player with physical controls like rotary encoders or touch pins
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