Fourier Series Visualiser

Fourier Series Visualiser

Fun Math Epicycle Drawings

4 ratings
3 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 30, 2021
  • October 21, 2025

Features

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About

Create intricate epicycle drawings by tracing any shape with your finger. This free app visualizes the mathematical principles behind Fourier series, allowing you to adjust coefficients for different approximations and import SVG files for unique artwork. It's perfect for students, teachers, and math enthusiasts.

โœ“Draw custom shapes for epicycle generation
โœ“Adjust Fourier coefficients for approximation levels
โœ“Import SVG files for artwork transformation
โœ“Visualize complex Fourier series analysis
โœ“Share drawings with friends
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What's New in Fourier Series Visualiser

2.2

October 21, 2025

Bug fixes and improvements.

User reviews

What does it do?

I don't understand what this app is supposed to do. Is it just a drawing program? I cannot find any action buttons, such as "Create Fourier transform." The description says "I will create..." -- is that "I" the app or the developer?

Very Nice

I enjoy the apps simple interface. It gets it done clean and simple.

Great learning tool and fun to use.

I look forward to it evolutions.

Jim

Wish there was a numerical output

I wish there could be an option to see the coefficients (radius and initial angle) for each vector in the result.

Response from developer

Hello, thanks for your feedback! The new update now allows you to copy the Fourier coefficients in the equation result including the radius, initial angle, and angular velocity in csv format. Jack

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FAQ

What is Fourier Series Visualiser?

Fourier Series Visualiser is a free educational app that allows you to draw any shape and see it transformed into a beautiful Fourier epicycle drawing. It helps visualize the mathematical concepts behind Fourier series analysis.

Is Fourier Series Visualiser free to use?

Yes, Fourier Series Visualiser is completely free to use. It does not contain any advertisements or in-app purchases, making it a fully accessible educational tool.

Can I import my own designs into Fourier Series Visualiser?

Yes, you can import SVG files into Fourier Series Visualiser. This allows you to transform your existing artwork into unique epicycle drawings and explore their mathematical representations.

What devices does Fourier Series Visualiser support?

Fourier Series Visualiser is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to provide an interactive learning experience on Apple's mobile platforms.

How does Fourier Series Visualiser help with learning?

The app helps users learn about Fourier transforms and signal processing by allowing them to adjust the number of Fourier coefficients. This demonstrates different levels of approximation and the underlying mathematical principles.

What is the age rating for Fourier Series Visualiser?

Fourier Series Visualiser has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger learners interested in mathematics and art.

How often is Fourier Series Visualiser updated?

The latest version of Fourier Series Visualiser is 2.2, and it was last updated on October 21, 2025. This suggests regular updates to improve functionality and add features.

What do users think of Fourier Series Visualiser?

Fourier Series Visualiser has an average rating of 3.0 stars from 4 ratings. While this indicates a generally positive reception, the limited number of ratings suggests user feedback is still developing.