What is Floor796?
Floor796 is one enormous looping animation of the 796th floor of a space station in the future. Every corner is busy with characters from films, TV, video games, anime and memes, all drawn and animated in the same style and going about their business side by side.
Belarusian developer and artist Pavel Sannikau started it in 2018 and has built almost all of it himself as a hobby, adding new sections over the years. He even wrote his own animation software for it, which Cartoon Brew covered in a feature. The scene now holds thousands of characters, and TikTok clips of people hunting for their favourites keep sending new visitors.
What You Can Do
- Pan and zoom around a huge animated scene
- Spot references to films, games, anime and memes
- Click around to discover easter eggs
- Explore themed rooms, labs, kitchens and more
- Come back later to find newly added areas
How to Play Floor796
- Open floor796.com and let the scene load.
- Drag to move around and scroll or pinch to zoom.
- Zoom right in on busy corners to catch small details.
- Pick a corner and see how many cameos you can name.
Is Floor796 Free?
Floor796 is free to explore with no account and nothing to buy.
Who Will Enjoy It?
- Pop culture fans who love spotting references
- Pixel art and animation lovers
- Kids and adults who enjoy Where's Waldo style searching
- Anyone with a free half hour
Websites Like Floor796
- Zoomquilt: Another hand-made artwork you can get lost in by zooming.
- Bruno Simon's Portfolio: A playful 3D world you explore with a toy car.
- One Million Screenshots: A huge zoomable map, this time of website homepages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Floor796 free?
Yes. You can explore the whole scene for free without signing up.
Who made Floor796?
Pavel Sannikau, who started it in 2018 and has built nearly all of it himself.
Is Floor796 still growing?
Yes. New sections and characters have been added over the years.