Retro flip clock
A flip clock drawn as a real object, like a white radio clock on a desk, with a speaker grille and an orange button. Click the button to switch the flip sound on.
A flip clock as a real object
Studio draws the flip clock as something you could pick up: a white radio clock sitting on a desk, with a speaker grille and an orange button, like the bedside clock radios many of us grew up with.
Click the orange button to turn on the flip sound and hear each card drop. It looks good full screen on a monitor, and even better on a tablet standing on a shelf.
Good for: desk setups, shelves and fans of retro design.
For more retro, try the handheld game look of Pocket. For the classic cards on their own, see Noir.
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Questions
What does the orange button do?
It switches the flip sound on and off, just like the speaker button at the bottom or the S key. Turn it on to hear each card drop.
Can I use it as a bedside clock?
You can, but Studio is bright and white. For a dark bedroom, Noir or Monsoon are kinder to sleepy eyes.
Does it show seconds?
No. Like the radio clocks it's drawn after, Studio shows the hours and the minutes, with AM or PM under the button.