Origlow - Paper Cut
iOS app by 鑫 邓. Graphics & Design · 鑫 邓
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 1
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Origlow is a digital papercutting studio for iPhone and iPad. Experience the magic of folding, cutting, and revealing a pattern—without paper scraps or sharp tools. Start with a blank sheet or one of 109 editable templates. Chinese zodiac animals, radial florals, window patterns, six-point snowflakes, mandalas, nature silhouettes, ocean motifs, classical emblems, and fantasy totems bring traditional craft and contemporary pattern design together. CREATE LIKE REAL PAPER • Choose asymmetric paper; 4-, 6-, 8-, or 12-fold round paper; square eightfold; or square snowflake modes • Cut with point, rectangle, and circle tools, or draw freely with an adjustable brush • Restore overcut areas and add reusable vector motifs • Switch between folded, unfolded, and side-by-side views to see symmetry take shape • Undo and redo as you experiment MAKE IT YOURS • Choose from six paper colors: Cinnabar, Coral, Golden, Jade, Indigo, and Violet • Save works in progress and mark finished papercuts as completed • Recover an editing draft after an unexpected exit • Export a 2048 × 2048 PNG, scalable SVG, or PDF, then share with the iOS share sheet DISCOVER PAPERCUTTING CULTURE The in-app About Papercutting collection explores the history, techniques, schools, symbolism, and major forms of this paper art. Switch between Chinese and English at any time. No account is required. Creation works offline, and saved works remain on your device. Eastern beauty in every cut. Fold a sheet and make the first cut.
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