Paint Pour
Free in-browser magic-mirror scene for kids — you explore it by moving in front of the camera. No install, no account.
▶ Play now — it's freeBest on a laptop or tablet with a webcam · nothing is recorded
What is Paint Pour?
Acrylic pouring, done with a camera. Puddles of paint land on the canvas the way a tipped cup pours them — as stacks of concentric colour rings that spread and overlap — and every movement in front of the camera drags the wet paint, combing those rings into the marbled filaments that make poured art look poured. Any framing works, because nothing is being aimed at: a hand at the edge of frame swirls a small patch, a whole body swirls a large one, and there is no cursor to steer and no target to hit. Five palettes cycle with SPACE, which pours a fresh set of colours on top of the picture rather than wiping it, so a painting builds up over a whole sitting. Press S at any point to save what is on the canvas — the saved PNG contains the paint and nothing else, never the camera. No score, no timer, no way to lose.
How to explore it
- Press Play now and allow camera access when the browser asks.
- Step back so the camera can see you — full body, half body, or even just a hand all work.
- Move! Your motion controls everything on screen.
🔒 Private by design: the camera feed is processed inside your browser and never leaves your device. No video is recorded, saved, or uploaded — ever.