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Mirror Drawing

One little touch, two little marks. Draw, tap and discover a colorful reflection, with no right or wrong picture.

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Draw and discoverTwo reflections, or try four together.
A brush of their ownColors, widths and little stamps.
Nothing to get rightNo levels, timer or finished picture.

How to play

  1. Touch the paper or draw with your finger or mouse. Your mark appears on both sides of the dotted line.
  2. Choose a color from the five paint spots. Open Tools for a fine or wide brush, your own color, or dot, flower and star stamps.
  3. Keep adding to your picture. Two fingers can each draw; the undo arrow removes their whole gesture together.

Playing with a keyboard? Arrow keys move the brush circles. Hold Shift with the arrows to draw with the freehand brush; Enter or Space makes one mark with the chosen tool. Press 1–5 to change color and Z to undo. Release Shift to finish a keyboard stroke.

A picture of their own

A tiny tap makes two dots. A wobbly line makes a matching pair. There is no picture to copy, score to chase or wrong place to try. The dotted line stays still while the drawing grows around it.

Try a shape together and see what appears: wings, a flower, a funny face, or something only your child can name.

A little help for parents

Drawing begins straight away, with a soft coral brush. This is free play, so there is no difficulty level to choose and no round to finish.

Hold “Parents” for two seconds, or type parent. Try four reflections for the next marks, start a new drawing, or change the sound, background and motion. Changing tools or reflections keeps the existing picture untouched. A cleared drawing can be restored until the next mark is made.

The picture stays when you pause or turn the screen. Hold “End” to see it, save a PNG picture to your device, or continue drawing. Save picture is also in Parents. The paper keeps its original shape after rotation; the saved image keeps the whole drawing.

The undo arrow removes a whole gesture, including a long stroke. Fingers drawing at the same time count as one gesture. Older marks in very long drawings become permanent, so the picture can keep growing without an unlimited history.

Your drawing stays only in this open game unless you choose Save picture. Leaving or reloading clears the open sheet; nothing is uploaded or saved to an account. Ages are a guide. Stay nearby, explore together and take a break whenever you like.

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