Inkblot Bloom
Fling ink across the canvas and watch it bloom into a perfectly symmetric Rorschach pattern. A calming, procedural drawing toy — drag slow for fat blooms, flick fast for splatter, then save your inkblot as a PNG.
Space color [ ] brush 2 4 6 symmetry · on mobile: two-finger tap = color, shake device = clear
Frequently asked questions
What is an inkblot / Rorschach pattern?
An inkblot is a shape made by folding wet ink so one half mirrors the other, giving that eerily balanced, butterfly-like symmetry. The idea comes from the Rorschach psychological test, but here it's purely for play and making things. Stick to 2-fold for the classic left–right Rorschach look, or switch to 4- or 6-fold to fold the ink again and again into richer, kaleidoscopic Rorschach patterns.
Is my drawing uploaded anywhere?
No. Inkblot Bloom runs entirely in your browser on a plain HTML canvas. Nothing you paint is sent to a server or stored anywhere — you can even disconnect from the internet after the page loads and it will keep working. When you hit Download PNG, the image is generated locally on your device.
Can I use the saved image commercially or as a background?
Yes — a pattern you make is yours to use. Save it as a PNG and drop it into thumbnail backgrounds, product mockups, print sources or mood boards. If you want to turn your inkblot into a repeating, edge-matched tile for POD products, run it through the Seamless Pattern Maker, or pull its colors with the Color Code Converter.