ATtiny85 Microcontroller Chip is an affordable and powerful alternative to other Arduino microcontrollers, especially when you want to shrink your project down. The chip features 8 pins out of which six are I/O (Including Reset) pins and two are power pins. But how do you program it as it doesn’t have a USB interface like other microcontroller boards? So in this article, I will walk you through the process of programming the ATtiny85 from the Arduino IDE with the help of the Arduino Uno.