How to get better at drawing a perfect circle

The game scores how consistently your line stays the same distance from the center dot. A gap between the start and end can also cost points.

Pick a comfortable radius

Start far enough from the dot to give yourself room, with enough space to finish the loop inside the play area. As you move, aim to keep the gap between your cursor or finger and the dot steady.

Close the loop where you started

Remember your starting spot before you drag. As you come around the last quarter, steer toward that spot in one smooth motion. A sharp turn to catch the endpoint can make the radius wobble.

Use the colored trace to practice

After each attempt, look for the section that shifts away from green. Try again at the same size and focus on that quarter of the circle. If you keep overshooting on one side, try drawing in the opposite direction.