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PyCharm 2025.1 brings major updates to improve your development experience.

PyCharm is now a unified product, combining PyCharm Professional and Community Edition. Version 2025.1 also brings a free AI tier, the public release of Junie, the launch of Cadence, significant Jupyter enhancements, support for Hatch, Data Wrangler, and many other improvements.

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PyCharm is now one powerful, unified product!

PyCharm is now one powerful, unified product! Its core functionality, including Jupyter Notebook support, will be free, and a Pro subscription with additional features will be available.

Starting with the 2025.1 release, every user will get instant access to a free one-month Pro trial, so you’ll be able to access all of PyCharm’s advanced features right away. After the trial, you can choose whether to continue with a Pro subscription or keep using the core features for free. Learn more about the change in this blog post.

Junie – your personal coding agent Pro

Junie, the coding agent by JetBrains, is now available in PyCharm via JetBrains AI. Junie autonomously plans, writes, refines, and tests code to make your development experience smooth, efficient, and enjoyable. It handles tedious tasks like restructuring code, creating tests, and implementing refinements, so you can focus on bigger challenges and innovation.

PyCharm goes AI

JetBrains AI has received a major upgrade, bringing both AI Assistant and the coding agent Junie under a single subscription. With this release, all JetBrains AI features are accessible for free in PyCharm Pro, with unlimited use for some, such as code completion and local model support, and limited credit-based access to others.

We’re also introducing a new subscription system that makes it easy to scale up as needed with the AI Pro and AI Ultimate tiers. Other highlights of this release include smarter completion, advanced context awareness, and support for Claude 3.7 Sonnet and Gemini 2.0 Flash. Head to the What’s New page to learn more about the latest AI features.

Cadence – effortless cloud execution for ML workflows Pro

We’re introducing Cadence. You can now run your machine learning code on powerful cloud hardware directly from PyCharm in minutes – no complex setup or cloud expertise is required. The Cadence plugin simplifies ML workflows, allowing you to focus on your code while leveraging scalable computing resources.

Data Wrangler Pro

We’ve implemented Data Wrangler, a powerful tool to help Python data professionals streamline data manipulation and focus on higher-level analysis. Use the interactive UI to perform common dataframe transformations – like filtering, cleaning, handling outliers, and more – without writing repetitive code.

You can view and explore column statistics, generate Python code for transformations automatically, track the history of changes, export data easily, and insert transformations as new cells in your notebook.

SQL cells in notebooks Pro

PyCharm 2025.1 introduces SQL cells. This new cell type allows you to query databases, dataframes, and attached CSV files in Jupyter notebooks and automatically save query results to pandas DataFrames.

We’ve also introduced many other improvements to enhance the Jupyter notebook experience. Learn more about them in the What’s New.

Support for Hatch

We’re introducing support for Hatch, a modern and extensible Python project manager from the Python Packaging Authority (PyPA). Hatch can automatically migrate setuptools configurations, create isolated environments, and run and publish builds, making Python package management more efficient.

PyCharm also allows you to create new projects managed by Hatch. The IDE will automatically recognize Hatch projects when they are imported from a local machine or a remote source.