How to make a game on Loopit, step by step
On Loopit you type an idea or remix a playable from the feed, play it, then publish. These steps come from its store listings, terms and a Google Cloud case study.
Quick answer
To make a game on Loopit, install the app on iPhone or Android, type a short description of your idea, and its AI builds the logic and art. You can also tap Remix on a playable from the feed and change it. Publishing makes it public and open to remixes. For a game your friends can be in, Roam is another iPhone option.
Updated . Roam is our app, and the Roam team wrote this page. Roam is free to download and play on iPhone, and making works without a subscription; optional Spark and Reality plans and credit packs add more creation. Android: pre-register on Google Play.
What Loopit makes
Loopit is an iPhone and Android app from SeedLeap Intelligent Technology, on the App Store since January 2026. It calls what you make a playable: something people tap, swipe and play with instead of watch. Its listings name interactive memes, ASMR toys, playable art, mini puzzles and mini games made from a sentence.
On Nov 4, 2026, the US App Store showed 4.8 stars from 46,866 ratings, and Google Play showed 5M+ installs.
Make a game on Loopit, step by step
1. Install Loopit from the App Store (iPhone, iOS 16 or later) or Google Play.
2. Type your idea as one short prompt, and add a photo or video as a reference if it helps.
3. Or open a playable in the feed and tap Remix to change its rules, visuals or interaction.
4. Play it, then tell Loopit's AI what to change until it feels right.
5. Publish it. Published playables are public, and other users may remix them.
At a glance
| Loopit | Roam | |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | iPhone, iPad, Android | iPhone and iPad (App Store); Android: pre-register on Google Play |
| What you make | Playables: interactive memes, tactile toys, playable art, mini games and puzzles | Games with a world, art, characters, sound and rules |
| How you start | A prompt, or Remix on a playable from the feed | A sentence, or a photo of a friend, a pet or a meme |
| How you change it | Remix: change the rules, visuals or interaction | Talk to it: "more enemies", "make it two-player" |
| Play with friends | Share, follow creators, remix; live multiplayer not published | Solo or with friends; friends can be in the game |
| Cost | Free to download; creation uses credits, coins sold in the app; free allowance not published | Free to download and play; making works without a subscription. Optional Spark and Reality plans and credit packs add more creation |
| Who owns it | You keep your rights; Loopit gets a perpetual, sublicensable license; published work can be remixed | You keep ownership. Roam gets a license to run, improve and showcase it; you can opt out of AI improvement |
| Age rating | 13+ (App Store); its terms require 13+ | 13+ (App Store) |
Loopit facts from its store listings, terms and coins agreement. Roam facts from the App Store and roam.gg/terms.
What each step does on Loopit
- Describe it Type the idea and Loopit's AI writes the logic and draws the art. Google Play lists prompts like an ASMR bubble wrap toy or grapefruits balancing on a capybara's head.
- Remix one Open a playable in the feed, tap Remix, and change the rules, the visuals or the interaction. Loopit's terms say a remix credits the original creator.
- No code The App Store listing says you don't need to be a developer, because its editor handles the hard parts. Loopit has not published a guide to that editor on the web.
Tips for a better Loopit prompt
Loopit's listing says playables can react to taps, swipes, tilts, shouts, music and the camera. Use that in the prompt.
- Name the input Say how people play it: "tap to pop", "tilt the phone to roll the ball", "shout to jump".
- One idea per prompt A playable is small. One mechanic and one joke work better than a long list of rules.
- Show, don't tell Google's case study on Loopit says its AI can take photos or videos as references. A picture of the look you want saves a paragraph.
What it costs, and what you agree to
Loopit is free to download. Its terms split the money in two: credits pay for creation, and coins buy in-game items or support creators. The US App Store sells coins from $0.49 to $19.99. Loopit does not publish how much you can make for free.
Its terms (updated Oct 31, 2026) say you keep the rights you hold, while Loopit gets a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable license. Published playables are public and open to remixes. You must be at least 13.
Or make a game your friends join, with Roam on your phone
Loopit fits quick, tactile things you post and remix, like the playables Loopit shows off. For a game with a world, characters, rules and your friends inside it, Roam is an iPhone app built for that. Describe it in a sentence or start from a photo, and it comes back playable. Change it by talking, then play solo or with friends.
Games people made on Roam
Turn your Loopit idea into a game with friends in it
On Roam the same idea becomes a game with a world and rules. Describe it on your iPhone or start from a photo, then play it with friends.
Try: "my cat is a giant on the kitchen table, flick paper balls at her before she knocks every cup off"
Questions people ask
How do you make a game on Loopit?
Install Loopit on iPhone or Android, type a short description of your idea, and its AI builds the playable. Or tap Remix on a playable in the feed. No code is needed.
Do I need credits to make a Loopit game?
Loopit's terms say creation uses credits, and coins are separate. Loopit does not publish how much you can make for free. Our Loopit alternative page has the full cost and age facts.
Is there a Loopit app online?
Loopit's website links to the App Store and Google Play. Loopit has not published a way to make playables in a browser.
Who owns a game you make on Loopit?
You keep the rights you hold. Loopit gets a perpetual, sublicensable license, and other users may remix what you publish.
Sources, checked Nov 4, 2026
- Loopit on the App Store
- Loopit on Google Play
- Loopit Terms of Service (updated Oct 31, 2026)
- Loopit Coins Service Agreement
- Loopit website
- Google Cloud: Loopit case study
- Roam on the App Store
- Roam Terms of Service
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