Eight colours of oil paint spun out from the middle on black paper

A crayon mandala mirrored eight ways on cardboard, with red hearts and white dots

Paint poured on hologram film and spun into a tie-dye swirl, with gold drips

Rainbow chalk rings drawn on a spinning vinyl record

Spin Art Studio

Paint that runs, blooms and dries as the table turns.

All images on this site were made in the app

Coming soon to Google Play

Drop paint on a spinning table and watch it race outwards into swirls, streaks and blooms, just like the real thing, without the paint on the carpet.

No ads
No tracking
Works offline
Phones & tablets
11 languages

All images on this site were made in the app. No photos, no touch-ups: just the app's own saved pictures and frames.

Hover over any painting to spin it

Drips of paint dropped on the spinning table, flung out into a starburst

Spin it

A real spin-art table, in your hand

Speed the table up or slow it down, flip the spin, tilt it and give it a bump. Keep adding colours until it's just right.

Paint flies out from where it lands, following the spin
Mirror copies (up to 24) and folding for kaleidoscope patterns
Save a smooth spinning video or GIF of your finished piece

Thick oil paint in teal, white, gold and maroon swirled by the spin on cream canvas

Real paint

Paint that behaves like paint

Every paint has its own body, shine and flow.

Acrylic, oil, watercolour, metallic and glowing neon
Thin paint glazes over the colours underneath; thick paint stands up in glossy ridges
Wet paint dries over time, and new paint lands on top
Zoom right in to see the brush marks and paper grain

Close-up of lacy cells blooming through a layered paint pour

Pour & bloom

Cells that bloom like a real pour

Layer a cup of colours, pour it, then warm it with the hair dryer and watch lacy cells open up through the paint.

Pour layered cups for rings and cells, or throw the whole cup
Hair dryer pushes wet paint and blooms it into cells
Pick a cell activator, each giving its own kind of cells:

Silicone oil
Dimethicone
Alcohol
Pouring medium
Just air

Bright rainbow threads from the light pen, a white lace rose from the loop pen and a ring of flower pen flowers on black paper

Pens & patterns

Draw with light, loops and flowers

Felt pens, crayon, pencil and chalk, plus pens that do things real pens can't.

Light pen that draws glowing threads as the table turns
Loop pen with classic loop-drawing patterns, roses, hearts and more
Flower pen with petal colour mixes, from Sunset to Galaxy

31loop patterns

14flower colour mixes

Up close

Texture you can almost touch

Zoomed right in on pictures saved from the app: ridges, cells, streaks and the grain of the paper, all made by the paint itself as it runs, blooms and dries.

Close-up: Cells blooming through a layered pour — Lacy cells

Close-up: Brush-like ridges where oil paint was flung out by the spin — Oil, flung by the spin

Close-up: Thick paint swirled into ribbons and streaks — Swirled ribbons

Close-up: Paint edges feathering out over canvas weave — Canvas weave

Close-up: Fine petal strokes from the flower pen — Flower pen petals

Close-up: Glowing neon pen lines on the galaxy paper — Neon glow

Close-up: Glossy paint feathered by the spin over hologram film — Gloss on hologram film

Close-up: Rainbow chalk rings in the grooves of a vinyl record — Chalk on vinyl

Close-up: Waxy crayon catching on the ridges of cardboard — Crayon on cardboard

Close-up: Fine string art lines from the loop pen — String-art lace

Close-up: Neon tubes glowing over each other on black paper — Neon tubes

Close-up: Black marker on textured paper — Marker on paper grain

Tricks for your eyes

Spin them, and they come alive

All three were painted in the app. Nothing on them moves except the turn itself, yet your eyes will tell you otherwise. Hover over one and keep watching.

A black and white spiral with four arms, painted with a marker — The endless spiral
Stare at the middle while it turns. The spiral seems to pour inwards forever. After 20 seconds, look at the back of your hand: it will seem to swell and creep for a moment.

A twelve-spoke wheel of neon tubes, dots and hearts on black paper — The wheel that runs backwards
Keep watching as it speeds up. Soon the wheel seems to slow down and creep the wrong way, like car wheels in a film, even though it is really racing forwards at hundreds of turns a minute.

A spiral of glowing threads drawn with the light pen while the table turned — Threads of light
Drawn with the light pen while the table turned. As it spins, the glowing threads seem to flow through the middle without ever running out.

Bold spinning patterns can make some people feel dizzy. If they bother you, look away.

Made in Spin Art Studio

Give them a spin

Any paint, any pen, on any surface: paper, canvas, cardboard, hologram film, even an old record.

Hover over any painting to spin it

Purple, teal, pink and white paint poured on hologram film and spun into a tie-dye swirl, with gold drips — Tie-dye pour on hologram film

Rainbow lace loops around white string art on black paper — Loop-pen lace and string art

A paint pour bloomed into lacy cells — Pour bloomed into cells

Bright drips spun into a burst on white paper — Drip burst

Loop pen string art and flower pen flowers on black paper — Loops and flowers

Oil paint spun right out to the edge of black paper — Oil flung to the edge

Finished, signed and framed

Ready for the wall

Put your art in a real-looking frame (oak, walnut, ebony, gold or silver leaf) with a mat and glass, on a wall, in a gallery or on a shelf. Give it a title on an engraved name plate in brass, silver, black metal or wood, and sign it on the art or on the mat. These frames, plates and signatures were all made by the app's Frame it feature.

A rainbow spun painting in a wide gold frame with a brass name plate, hanging in a gallery beside its label — Gold leaf, in a gallery

A bright burst on black paper in a walnut frame with a cream mat, a brass plate reading Midnight Bloom, and the artist's signature on the mat — Walnut and cream, on a navy wall

A bloomed paint pour in a wide oak frame with a white mat and a wooden name plate, on a sage wall — Wide oak with a wooden plate

Loop-pen string art and flowers in an ebony frame with a black mat and a silver plate reading Garden of Loops — Ebony, black mat, silver plate

Close-up of an engraved brass name plate reading Midnight Bloom, Mia, 2026, with the signature Mia on the cream mat — An engraved brass plate, signed on the mat

Close-up of a brushed silver name plate reading Garden of Loops, with the signature Mia on the black mat — Brushed silver on a black mat

And plenty more

Everything in the studio

Ways to paint

Drip, splat, flick, blob and spray
Brushes, glitter, stamps and fill
Squeeze ropes of paint from a tube

Texture tools

Wood tip, comb, palette knife and spoon
Sponge, salt, sand and bubble film
Smudge or wipe wet paint away

Mix your colours

A real wooden palette, mixed with your finger
Save your favourite mixes

Choose your paper

Shapes, sizes, colours and textures
Canvas, a shiny CD, a vinyl record or a galaxy
Cut it, punch it, or paint over your own photo

Daily challenge

A new challenge every day
Its own paper, paints and one fun rule
Keep your streak going

Save & share

Pictures up to 4K, straight to your Gallery
Spinning videos, GIFs and time-lapses
Before & after clips, and sign your art

Made for families

Made by a dad, for his family and yours

Spin Art Studio is made by Daddy's Games. There's nothing to sign up for and nothing watching what your kids do.

No ads

No trackers

No sign-up

Works offline

Before you buy

Minimum requirements

✓Works on

Android phones and tablets running Android 7.0 or newer
With Google Play installed
With Android System WebView up to date from Google Play (most phones do this on their own)
Upright or sideways, including foldables

✕Doesn't work on

Android 6 or older
Devices without Google Play, such as Amazon Fire tablets and newer Huawei phones
iPhone and iPad

If your phone's Android System WebView is too old, the app will tell you and take you straight to the update in Google Play. On older or budget phones, set Quality to Low in the app for smoother spinning.

Questions

Spin Art Studio questions, answered

What is Spin Art Studio?

Spin Art Studio is a spin art painting app for Android phones and tablets, made by Daddy's Games. You drop paint on a spinning table and watch it run, bloom and dry like real paint, then add pens, textures and mirror patterns, frame your art and share it.

Is Spin Art Studio good for kids?

Yes. It was made by a dad for his own family, and it has no ads and no tracking. It's spin art without the mess, for kids and grown-ups alike. Some spins and effects flash, so read the photosensitivity warning first.

Does it have ads or collect data?

No. There are no ads and no tracking, and the app works offline once it's installed.

Which phones can run it?

Android phones and tablets running Android 7.0 or newer, with Google Play and an up-to-date Android System WebView. It doesn't run on iPhone or iPad, or on devices without Google Play such as Amazon Fire tablets.

Can I save and share my spin art?

Yes. Save 4K pictures, spinning videos and GIFs, or put your art in a frame with a mat, a signature and an engraved name plate, then share it with any app on your phone.

When is Spin Art Studio coming out?

Spin Art Studio is coming soon to Google Play. Share this page with a friend so they hear about it too.

What languages is it in?

The app is available in 11 languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), French, German, Italian, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified) and Hindi.

Photosensitivity warning: fast spins, the light pen and glowing effects can flicker. If you or your child has epilepsy or has had a seizure, check with a doctor before using the app.