Traditional Ebru art, reimagined for iPhone & iPad
A high-fidelity Ebru simulation with a liquid surface, real paint behavior, and under-lighting—as close to real Turkish marbling as it gets.
App Store
Tradition
Turkish Ebru
Paper marbling since the 15th c.
Experience
High-fidelity
Metal · Swift · Real-time
Output
Unique
every time
No two prints alike
"Paper marbling is a method of aqueous surface design … the result of color floated on either plain water or a viscous solution known as size."
A physically inspired simulation: Swift + Metal, real-time interaction, and patterns consistent with traditional Ebru art.
Paint interaction
Drop pigment onto the size; droplets spread with organic circular diffusion and push, pull, and deform nearby colors.

Ebru bath
A marbling tank that resembles a real Ebru tray, with a liquid surface that behaves like water.

Under-lighting
Light from below produces depth, glow, and color vibrancy—vivid, saturated colors that respond to the light.

Visual fidelity
Artworks comparable to real Ebru: distinct pigment boundaries, fluid displacement, and harmonious flow.

From stone and gelgit patterns to Hatip floral designs—the kind of art the app aims to recreate.






Ebru has a long history. From Ottoman masters to the Naqshbandi Sufi tradition at Özbekler Tekkesi in Istanbul.
Ebru (Turkish) or paper marbling is a method of aqueous surface design. Colors are floated on a viscous solution (size), then transferred to paper. The art emerged in Greater Iran and Central Asia by the late 15th century and spread to Ottoman Turkey. Each print is a unique monotype.