Foldstep: a square sheet of paper in three steps, flat, with one corner folded and folded into a terracotta diamond.

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Foldstep, origami step by step, one fold at a time

Every step is a single fold, with a diagram that moves: where the paper goes, which layer moves and how it should look when you are done. No videos to pause, no tiny pictures to squint at.

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Made for the TV

On Apple TV, both hands stay on the paper. Large text you can read from the sofa, and the remote moves you forward or back one step. Or turn on guided play: it shows the fold, then waits for you.

And for the table

On a phone or tablet, lean it against something and swipe the drawing to change steps. It also works on the web, with nothing to install.

Free to start

10 lessons are free: a ladder of first exercises, then the paper plane, the paper hat, the cup, the paper boat and the salt cellar. To keep going, two one-time packs, no subscription:

  • Party Pack: models to fold and play with friends, from the water bomb and the windmill to the masu box and the samurai helmet.
  • Birds Pack: the bird base, the crane, the flapping bird and the pajarita.

Respect for creators

Every model is traditional or our own, with its provenance documented, and the diagrams and texts are Foldstep's. No account, no ads. In English, Spanish and Portuguese.

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