GitHub Spark, is now open to Copilot+ Pro subscribers. With Spark, you can create and customize apps using simple natural language — no deep coding knowledge required.
Whether you’re building a movie review summarizer or a custom shopping assistant, Spark helps you go from idea to prototype in minutes. Here’s how it works and how you can try it today.
What Is GitHub Spark?
Spark is an AI-powered tool that lets you create “micro apps” using natural language prompts.
Instead of writing code from scratch, just describe the app you want. Spark turns your instructions into a working app interface, instantly viewable in an interactive preview.
Example:
You can say:
“Build an app that gives personalized movie recommendations.”
Then add:
“Place a search bar at the top of the page.”
You’ll instantly see your app update based on these prompts.
Key Features of Spark
Spark comes packed with features designed to make app building fast, flexible, and beginner-friendly:
- Natural Language to App Design
Describe your app in plain English — Spark takes care of the UI and layout. - Instant Interactive Previews
See changes live as you build. No compiling or refreshing needed. - Multiple Design Variants
Get 3–6 versions of your app with subtle design tweaks. Choose what works best. - Clickable UI Controls
Don’t want to type? Use on-screen controls to customize layout and behavior. - Copilot Agent Collaboration
Team up with GitHub Copilot agents to enhance or refine your app. - One-Click Deployment
Launch your app with a single click — no deployment stress. - No API Keys Required
Integrations with OpenAI, Meta, and more are built-in and ready to use.
Who Can Use Spark Right Now?
Currently, Spark is available in public preview for users subscribed to Copilot+ Pro.
Subscription Details:
- Monthly Plan: $39/month
- Annual Plan: $390/year
- Usage Limit: 375 messages to Spark per month
Why Spark Matters in Today’s AI-Powered Coding World
AI is rapidly transforming the way software gets built. Since 2022, tools like GitHub Copilot and OpenAI Codex have shown how powerful code generation can be.
Now, Spark takes it a step further — helping users go from idea to app without writing code at all.
Other Industry Moves:
- Google released Jules, an asynchronous coding agent, at I/O 2025.
- GitHub upgraded Copilot with agent capabilities in May.
- Google also launched a prompt-based code generation tool last month.
These moves show a clear trend: generative AI is shaping the future of software development.
But What About New Developers?
AI-powered tools make building apps faster — but they’re also changing the job market.
Some reports suggest it’s getting harder for junior developers to get hired. That’s because tasks once assigned to entry-level coders are now handled by AI.
The takeaway? Tools like Spark help everyone build — but staying competitive means learning to collaborate with AI, not compete against it.
How to Start Using GitHub Spark
Ready to give Spark a try? Here’s what you need to do:
- Subscribe to Copilot+ Pro
Visit GitHub and choose a Copilot+ Pro plan. - Access Spark
Once subscribed, log in and open Spark from your GitHub dashboard. - Describe Your App
Start with a simple prompt like:
“Create a to-do list app with color-coded priorities.” - Refine with Prompts or Clicks
Add design elements or logic using more prompts or built-in UI controls. - Choose a Variant
Pick from 3–6 versions of your design to match your taste or needs. - Deploy with One Click
Done? Launch your micro app instantly.
Key Takeaways
- GitHub Spark lets users build “micro apps” using plain English prompts.
- It’s now available in public preview for Copilot+ Pro users.
- Features include instant previews, design variants, and AI tool integration.
- Subscription costs: $39/month or $390/year.
- Spark aims to make app building fast, simple, and accessible — even to non-coders.