Flick it, mind the fan, nothing but bin

Drag the crumpled paper ball toward the bin and let go. A desk fan blows it sideways, lamps swing, ceiling fans bat it down and trolleys wheel the bin away, so read the ribbon, pick your power and sink it in four cartoon offices, from a startup loft to a low-gravity space station.

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Genre: Office paper toss
Controls: Touch
Mouse
Keyboard
Devices: Desktop
Tablet
Mobile
Released: 2026

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Paper Toss

Paper Toss is the classic office game of throwing a crumpled ball of paper into the bin, drawn as a bright cartoon office seen from your desk. Drag the ball toward the bin and let go: the direction of the drag aims the throw and its length sets the power. A desk fan on the wall blows across the room, and its ribbon and number tell you how hard and which way, so you aim into the wind. The ball flies with real gravity and air drag, bounces off walls, filing cabinets, the water cooler and the whiteboard, lands in front of or behind the bin, and a rim hit plays out in slow motion. A sleepy office cat on your desk wakes up to watch every throw.

Forty hand-built levels are spread over four offices: the Startup Loft, the City Bank, the Newsroom and the Space Station, where gravity is low and the ball floats up to the ceiling. Each level adds something new, from swinging lamps and bins on trolleys to ceiling fans, plants that catch the ball and a second blue bin for a bonus. Every level has three stars: get it in the bin, do it within par, and earn the bonus with a trick shot off the whiteboard, a bounce off the lamp or a ball in the blue bin. Levels are quick, retry is instant, and the dotted aiming line on the first levels comes back as a hint later on.

Overtime is the endless mode: a streak of throws where the bin moves and the fan changes after every throw. Bins in a row raise the multiplier, nothing-but-bin swishes and bank shots score extra, and three misses end the shift. Your high score is saved in your browser. Play with a mouse or a finger, or set the angle and power with the arrow keys and throw with Space.

Tips for Paper Toss

Read the fan before every throw. Its ribbon shows which way the air is blowing and its number shows how hard, so aim into the wind and let it carry the ball back towards the bin. Power matters as much as aim: a longer drag throws harder, and a ball that is too strong lands behind the bin. If dragging feels imprecise, set the angle and power with the arrow keys and throw with Space, and press H when you want the aiming hint.

The room is part of the puzzle. The ball bounces off walls, filing cabinets, the water cooler and the whiteboard, and one way to earn the bonus star is a trick shot off the whiteboard or a bounce off the lamp, or a ball in the blue bin. On the Space Station gravity is low, so use far less power. In Overtime the bin and the fan change after every throw, so check both again each time and remember that three misses end the shift.

How to play Paper Toss

In Paper Toss you throw a crumpled ball of paper into a waste-paper bin across a cartoon office. Drag the ball towards the bin and let go: the direction of the drag aims the throw and its length sets the power. On a keyboard you set the angle and power with the arrow keys and throw with Space. A desk fan on the wall blows across the room, its ribbon showing the direction and its number the strength, so you aim into the wind. The ball flies with gravity and air drag and bounces off walls, filing cabinets, the water cooler and the whiteboard.

The forty levels are spread over four offices: the Startup Loft, the City Bank, the Newsroom and the Space Station, where gravity is low. Each level adds something new, such as swinging lamps, bins on trolleys, ceiling fans, plants that catch the ball or a second blue bin. Every level has three stars: one for getting the ball in the bin, one for doing it within par and one for the bonus, a trick shot off the whiteboard, a bounce off the lamp or a ball in the blue bin. R retries at once and H shows the aiming hint.

Overtime is the endless mode. The bin moves and the fan changes after every throw, bins in a row raise the multiplier, clean swishes and bank shots score extra, and three misses end the shift. P pauses and M mutes.

About Paper Toss

Throwing a scrunched-up sheet of paper at the bin is a familiar office pastime, and plenty of people have tried it from a desk or a classroom chair. Kiloo's Paper Toss turns it into a physics game, drawn as a bright cartoon office seen from your desk, with a sleepy office cat that wakes up to watch every throw.

Paper Toss suits players who like quick challenges with a small puzzle in them. Levels are short, retries are instant, and each office brings its own complications, so finding the right angle and power is a fresh problem every time. Children can enjoy the early levels, where a dotted aiming line shows the way, while the bonus stars and the low gravity of the Space Station give more practised players something to aim for. When the levels are done, Overtime offers a high-score chase with a bin and a fan that never sit still, and your best score is saved in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

Is Paper Toss free to play?

Yes. Paper Toss is free to play in your browser on Kiloo. There is nothing to download and no account needed. Your Overtime high score is saved in the browser you play in, so you can come back and try to beat it.

Can I play Paper Toss on my phone?

Yes. On a phone or tablet you drag the paper ball with a finger and let go to throw. On a computer you drag with the mouse, or set the angle and power with the arrow keys and throw with Space. R retries and H shows a hint.

How does the fan work in Paper Toss?

A desk fan on the wall blows across the room and pushes the ball sideways in flight. Its ribbon shows the direction and its number shows the strength, so you aim into the wind to make up for it. In Overtime the fan changes after every throw.

What is Overtime in Paper Toss?

Overtime is the endless mode: a streak of throws where the bin moves and the fan changes each time. Bins in a row raise the multiplier, clean swishes and bank shots score extra, and three misses end the shift.

How do you get three stars in Paper Toss?

Each level has three stars. You earn one for getting the ball in the bin, one for doing it within par and one for the bonus: a trick shot off the whiteboard, a bounce off the lamp or a ball in the blue bin.

How many levels are there in Paper Toss?

Paper Toss has forty hand-built levels in four offices: the Startup Loft, the City Bank, the Newsroom and the Space Station. When you want more, Overtime is an endless mode where the bin and the fan change after every throw.