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Amaziograph review

#40 of 46 in Digital Painting Software

A focused raster app for symmetrical artwork, with layers and stylus support.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Amaziograph is a raster drawing application for mandalas, tessellations, mosaics, and other symmetrical artwork. It is aimed at iPad, Android, and Windows users, including artists, tattoo designers, educators, and hobbyists. The core toolkit includes symmetry and tessellation drawing, layered artwork, brushes, an eraser, a paint bucket, pressure-sensitive stylus input, RGB and HSV color mixing, image import, stroke smoothing, shape correction, and artwork export. The app is paid and does not have a free plan.

Its strongest point is depth within a narrow creative workflow. iPad users get 20 symmetry types, layers, multiple brush types, Apple Pencil support, and PSD, JPEG, and PNG export. The Android plan highlights symmetry and tessellation drawing, brush, eraser, and paint bucket tools, pressure sensitivity, and canvas sizes up to 4096×4096 pixels. Brush size, opacity, softness, and type controls provide practical adjustment, while smoothing and shape correction support cleaner repeated forms. These capabilities make Amaziograph a strong fit for artists whose work depends on radial symmetry, repeating tiles, or decorative patterns.

The trade-off is focus. Amaziograph is better suited to mandalas, tessellations, mosaics, and related artwork than to a broad digital painting workflow, and its color management is basic. iPad users also receive additional capabilities such as PSD export and tile export for wallpaper or fabric printing. Choose Amaziograph if symmetry is central to your work and you want a compact tool across mobile and desktop platforms. Artists seeking a wider general-purpose painting environment may prefer a less specialized alternative.

Amaziograph pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • 20 symmetry types on iPad for mandalas and tessellations
    • Layers, pressure-sensitive input, smoothing, and shape correction
    • Supports iOS, Android, and Windows with export tools
  • Where it doesn't
    • Its feature set is specialized around symmetrical artwork
    • Color management is basic
    • Canvas sizes are limited to 4096×4096 pixels

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