Enchanting Biscotti
Enchanting Biscotti is a free 3D simulator of the August 12, 2026 solar eclipse across France.
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Enchanting Biscotti
Enchanting Biscotti is a free, browser-based simulator of the total solar eclipse of August 12, 2026, as it will be seen across France. The August 2026 eclipse is one of the most anticipated astronomical events in Europe in decades, and Enchanting Biscotti lets you experience it from any city in the country — before it even happens. No installation, no account, no cost: open the page and the eclipse is at your fingertips.
The core experience of Enchanting Biscotti is a full 3D globe built on Cesium, the same technology used by professional Earth visualization platforms. You can spin the globe, zoom into any region of France, and watch the Moon's shadow sweep across the landscape in real time — this is the heart of Enchanting Biscotti. For a more traditional view, Enchanting Biscotti also offers a 2D map mode and a sky view that shows exactly what you would see looking up at the Sun during the eclipse.
What makes Enchanting Biscotti genuinely useful is the time control. A slider lets you scrub through the entire eclipse from first contact to last, and a play button animates the event at speeds from 30× to 600× real time. You can pause at the exact moment of totality, check the clock, and know precisely when the sky will darken at your location. For photographers, teachers, and eclipse chasers planning their viewing spot, that timing information is gold — and it is exactly what Enchanting Biscotti was built to provide.
Enchanting Biscotti is also easy to aim. You can search for any French commune by name, tap anywhere on the map, or use your device's location to center the simulation on your own position. An elevation input refines the view, and a "follow the Sun" mode keeps the action centered automatically — small touches that make Enchanting Biscotti feel effortless. The optional HD layer adds photorealistic relief and buildings, making the simulation feel like a live broadcast rather than a diagram.
Built for the August 12, 2026 eclipse and free for everyone, Enchanting Biscotti is the best way to prepare for the big day. Whether you are planning where to watch totality or just curious about what the sky will do, Enchanting Biscotti turns a once-in-a-lifetime event into something you can explore from your browser today.