Flexbox Froggy Simulator - Online Learn CSS Flexbox Game
A replica of the famous Flexbox Froggy game: solve alignment puzzles by writing CSS. Progress saved locally. Fun frontend learning.
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Fold, cut & preview your snowflake design in real time
Our simulator mimics the real paper snowflake folding process. The left panel shows the folded wedge β the triangular piece of paper after folding. You "cut" by drawing dark marks on this wedge. The right panel instantly unfolds your design using rotational symmetry, showing the full snowflake. Choose 6-point symmetry for realistic snowflake shapes (real snowflakes have 6-fold symmetry).
The symmetry number determines how many identical sections your snowflake has. A 6-point snowflake has a 60Β° wedge (the folded triangle covers 1/6 of the circle). An 8-point snowflake uses a 45Β° wedge. In real paper folding: folding a square 3 times creates 8 layers (8-point), while special folding techniques can achieve 6 or 12 points.
Focus on the curved edge (the arc farthest from the center point) β cuts here shape the outer silhouette of your snowflake. Cuts along the straight edges create internal patterns. Try our presets for inspiration! Start with simple cuts and gradually add detail. Remember that every mark you make will be mirrored symmetrically.
Yes! Click the PNG download button to save your snowflake as a high-resolution image (500Γ500px). You can then print it, share it online, or use it for craft projects. The exported image has a dark background with a white snowflake, perfect for display.
6-point snowflakes (60Β° wedge) most closely resemble natural snow crystals, which nearly always exhibit hexagonal (6-fold) symmetry due to the molecular structure of ice. 8-point snowflakes (45Β° wedge) are easier to fold in real life (3 simple folds of a square) and produce beautiful mandala-like patterns. Both are popular for paper crafts!
The wedge editor shows only one slice of the final snowflake. When unfolded, that single slice is rotated and mirrored around the center. Cuts near the wedge tip become intricate patterns near the snowflake center, while cuts along the outer arc define the snowflake's edge shape. The real-time preview helps you see the results instantly!
A replica of the famous Flexbox Froggy game: solve alignment puzzles by writing CSS. Progress saved locally. Fun frontend learning.
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