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Squiggle Magic Draw
25 Jul 2026launched 3 months ago
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Seen in 1 countryTurkey
1.3latest version · 11 days ago
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- 25 Jul 2026 is the release date the App Store gives for this app.
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- 10 Oct 2026. Ratings, version and store page on this page are as of that read.
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About
What will your squiggle become? Squiggle Magic is a drawing game for kids where every picture starts as a mysterious squiggle — a few playful ink lines already on the page. Your child's job is to turn that squiggle into anything they can imagine: a cat, a rocket, a friendly monster, a wobbly self-portrait. There are no wrong answers — just the happy question, "Ooh, what will this squiggle become?" A loving homage to Mr Squiggle and the classic Australian squiggle-drawing tradition, it's open-ended, imaginative, and different every single time. If you grew up turning squiggles into pictures, you'll love sharing that same magic with your kids. MADE FOR LITTLE IMAGINATIONS • No reading required — big friendly buttons, hand-drawn icons, and bright colours. • Calm and open-ended — no timers, no scores, no "you lost." Just drawing. • Creative screen time that sparks imagination instead of passive watching. • Lovely to play alone, and even nicer to draw alongside a grown-up. HOW IT WORKS 1. A fresh squiggle is waiting on the page — tap "Make it!" to start. 2. Draw over and around the squiggle to turn it into your own picture. 3. Save it to your gallery, keep it in Photos, or share it with family. Want a different start? Tap "New squiggle" for an all-new set of marks. Every squiggle is randomly generated, so there's endless variety. A REAL LITTLE ART STUDIO • Four tools, each with its own feel: pencil, paintbrush, spray can, and a gentle eraser (it only rubs out your child's marks, never the starting squiggle). • A rainbow palette of colours and three brush sizes. • Undo, redo, and a rotate button so kids can draw from any angle. • A personal gallery of finished pictures — reopen any one to keep drawing. • Save to Photos or share finished art; every picture gets a little Squiggle Magic badge. SAFE, CALM, AND AD-FREE We built Squiggle Magic to be a place parents can trust: • No ads. No in-app purchases. No account or sign-in. • Works completely offline. • Collects no personal information and does not track your child. • Artwork stays on your device — and only goes to Photos or a message when your child chooses to share. Meet Squig, the friendly rainbow squiggle who cheers your child on. Every creation is celebrated, because in Squiggle Magic there's no such thing as a wrong drawing — only the next wonderful "what if?" What will your squiggle become?Read more
What will your squiggle become?
Squiggle Magic is a drawing game for kids where every picture starts as a mysterious squiggle — a few playful ink lines already on the page. Your child's job is to turn that squiggle into anything they can imagine: a cat, a rocket, a friendly monster, a wobbly self-portrait. There are no wrong answers — just the happy question, "Ooh, what will this squiggle become?"
A loving homage to Mr Squiggle and the classic Australian squiggle-drawing tradition, it's open-ended, imaginative, and different every single time. If you grew up turning squiggles into pictures, you'll love sharing that same magic with your kids.
MADE FOR LITTLE IMAGINATIONS
• No reading required — big friendly buttons, hand-drawn icons, and bright colours.
• Calm and open-ended — no timers, no scores, no "you lost." Just drawing.
• Creative screen time that sparks imagination instead of passive watching.
• Lovely to play alone, and even nicer to draw alongside a grown-up.
HOW IT WORKS
1. A fresh squiggle is waiting on the page — tap "Make it!" to start.
2. Draw over and around the squiggle to turn it into your own picture.
3. Save it to your gallery, keep it in Photos, or share it with family.
Want a different start? Tap "New squiggle" for an all-new set of marks. Every squiggle is randomly generated, so there's endless variety.
A REAL LITTLE ART STUDIO
• Four tools, each with its own feel: pencil, paintbrush, spray can, and a gentle eraser (it only rubs out your child's marks, never the starting squiggle).
• A rainbow palette of colours and three brush sizes.
• Undo, redo, and a rotate button so kids can draw from any angle.
• A personal gallery of finished pictures — reopen any one to keep drawing.
• Save to Photos or share finished art; every picture gets a little Squiggle Magic badge.
SAFE, CALM, AND AD-FREE
We built Squiggle Magic to be a place parents can trust:
• No ads. No in-app purchases. No account or sign-in.
• Works completely offline.
• Collects no personal information and does not track your child.
• Artwork stays on your device — and only goes to Photos or a message when your child chooses to share.
Meet Squig, the friendly rainbow squiggle who cheers your child on. Every creation is celebrated, because in Squiggle Magic there's no such thing as a wrong drawing — only the next wonderful "what if?"
What will your squiggle become?
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Versions
- Version 1.3First seen · 29 Sept 2026
A small fix for sharing: • When you share a picture, the link now takes your friends straight to Squiggle Magic on the App Store, so they can start squiggling too. Thanks for drawing with us. Keep squiggling!
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