Step 1
Watch the spin
Every day there's one new spinning object: a tube, a dancer, a globe. With no depth cues, it could be turning either way.
Today's spin · #214
The tube is drawn without shadows or perspective, so your brain has to guess which way it turns. Once you've picked a direction, try to make it switch. Most people can learn it.
One new spin every day. Build a streak and share your flip time.
Which way is it spinning?
How it works
Step 1
Every day there's one new spinning object: a tube, a dancer, a globe. With no depth cues, it could be turning either way.
Step 2
Clockwise or counter. There's no wrong answer, only the way your brain reads it right now.
Step 3
Keep watching until the spin reverses, then tap the other side. Your flip time is your score.
The daily streak
12-day streakEach day's spin takes under a minute. Play daily to grow your streak, and watch your flip time drop as your brain gets the hang of it.
Example stats
Share your flip
Every flip makes a result card for your story or group chat.
The tube · faster than 82% of players
Example result card
The archive
Every spin from our Instagram and TikTok reels lives in the app. Play the ones you missed, at your own pace.
Questions
The object is a cloud of dots drawn without shadows, outlines or perspective. Nothing tells your eyes which side is closer, so your brain picks one. With practice, you can make it pick the other.
Most people can with a bit of practice. Some flip it in seconds, others take a few days. That's why there's a new one every day.
Relax your eyes and stare at one edge of the object, or blink fast. Try imagining it turning the other way, then let it happen.
The same objects you see in our Instagram and TikTok reels. In the app you play each one yourself and get a flip time.
A new spinning object every day. SpinTestDaily is coming soon to iPhone and Android.