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A relaxing turntable spin art studio. Paint into a spinning platter with mirror symmetry, color palettes, and adjustable RPM.
Overview
Spin Art is a physics-based spin art painting simulator that runs entirely in the browser. The platter rotates under your cursor, and every stroke is captured at high resolution on a cream paper disk. Mirror your strokes 2x, 4x, 8x, or 16x for kaleidoscopic results, and use negative RPM to spin the platter in reverse.
Shuffle randomizes brush, speed, symmetry, and color; Reset returns to the studio defaults. Export PNG or JPG at your chosen aspect ratio and resolution.
Features
Inside the platter to paint; strokes are de-rotated into the canvas for clean lines at any RPM.
2x, 4x, 8x, 16x for kaleidoscopic results.
Export with aspect-ratio aware compositing; thumbnails captured directly from the running tool.
How to use
Steps take about a minute.
Pick a color from the palette, adjust the brush thickness and platter speed, and paint inside the turntable. Use W/A/S/D to pan the cabinet and reveal different parts of the paper. Export PNG or JPG from the toolbar.
Use cases
FAQ
Each stroke is captured at high resolution on a 2000x2000 canvas, and the screen-space pointer is un-rotated back into canvas space at every frame. The platter can spin at any speed and the line still tracks your pointer precisely.
Yes. Set the RPM slider to a negative value to spin the platter in the opposite direction. The stroke tracking works the same way in both directions.
Use the toolbar Export to save PNG or JPG at your chosen aspect ratio and resolution. The export bakes the current platter rotation into a single image.
A relaxing turntable spin art studio. Paint into a spinning platter with mirror symmetry, color palettes, and adjustable RPM.
Overview
Spin Art is a physics-based spin art painting simulator that runs entirely in the browser. The platter rotates under your cursor, and every stroke is captured at high resolution on a cream paper disk. Mirror your strokes 2x, 4x, 8x, or 16x for kaleidoscopic results, and use negative RPM to spin the platter in reverse.
Shuffle randomizes brush, speed, symmetry, and color; Reset returns to the studio defaults. Export PNG or JPG at your chosen aspect ratio and resolution.
Features
Inside the platter to paint; strokes are de-rotated into the canvas for clean lines at any RPM.
2x, 4x, 8x, 16x for kaleidoscopic results.
Export with aspect-ratio aware compositing; thumbnails captured directly from the running tool.
How to use
Steps take about a minute.
Pick a color from the palette, adjust the brush thickness and platter speed, and paint inside the turntable. Use W/A/S/D to pan the cabinet and reveal different parts of the paper. Export PNG or JPG from the toolbar.
Use cases
FAQ
Each stroke is captured at high resolution on a 2000x2000 canvas, and the screen-space pointer is un-rotated back into canvas space at every frame. The platter can spin at any speed and the line still tracks your pointer precisely.
Yes. Set the RPM slider to a negative value to spin the platter in the opposite direction. The stroke tracking works the same way in both directions.
Use the toolbar Export to save PNG or JPG at your chosen aspect ratio and resolution. The export bakes the current platter rotation into a single image.
A relaxing turntable spin art studio. Paint into a spinning platter with mirror symmetry, color palettes, and adjustable RPM.
Overview
Spin Art is a physics-based spin art painting simulator that runs entirely in the browser. The platter rotates under your cursor, and every stroke is captured at high resolution on a cream paper disk. Mirror your strokes 2x, 4x, 8x, or 16x for kaleidoscopic results, and use negative RPM to spin the platter in reverse.
Shuffle randomizes brush, speed, symmetry, and color; Reset returns to the studio defaults. Export PNG or JPG at your chosen aspect ratio and resolution.
Features
Inside the platter to paint; strokes are de-rotated into the canvas for clean lines at any RPM.
2x, 4x, 8x, 16x for kaleidoscopic results.
Export with aspect-ratio aware compositing; thumbnails captured directly from the running tool.
How to use
Steps take about a minute.
Pick a color from the palette, adjust the brush thickness and platter speed, and paint inside the turntable. Use W/A/S/D to pan the cabinet and reveal different parts of the paper. Export PNG or JPG from the toolbar.
Use cases
FAQ
Each stroke is captured at high resolution on a 2000x2000 canvas, and the screen-space pointer is un-rotated back into canvas space at every frame. The platter can spin at any speed and the line still tracks your pointer precisely.
Yes. Set the RPM slider to a negative value to spin the platter in the opposite direction. The stroke tracking works the same way in both directions.
Use the toolbar Export to save PNG or JPG at your chosen aspect ratio and resolution. The export bakes the current platter rotation into a single image.
A relaxing turntable spin art studio. Paint into a spinning platter with mirror symmetry, color palettes, and adjustable RPM.
Overview
Spin Art is a physics-based spin art painting simulator that runs entirely in the browser. The platter rotates under your cursor, and every stroke is captured at high resolution on a cream paper disk. Mirror your strokes 2x, 4x, 8x, or 16x for kaleidoscopic results, and use negative RPM to spin the platter in reverse.
Shuffle randomizes brush, speed, symmetry, and color; Reset returns to the studio defaults. Export PNG or JPG at your chosen aspect ratio and resolution.
Features
Inside the platter to paint; strokes are de-rotated into the canvas for clean lines at any RPM.
2x, 4x, 8x, 16x for kaleidoscopic results.
Export with aspect-ratio aware compositing; thumbnails captured directly from the running tool.
How to use
Steps take about a minute.
Pick a color from the palette, adjust the brush thickness and platter speed, and paint inside the turntable. Use W/A/S/D to pan the cabinet and reveal different parts of the paper. Export PNG or JPG from the toolbar.
Use cases
FAQ
Each stroke is captured at high resolution on a 2000x2000 canvas, and the screen-space pointer is un-rotated back into canvas space at every frame. The platter can spin at any speed and the line still tracks your pointer precisely.
Yes. Set the RPM slider to a negative value to spin the platter in the opposite direction. The stroke tracking works the same way in both directions.
Use the toolbar Export to save PNG or JPG at your chosen aspect ratio and resolution. The export bakes the current platter rotation into a single image.