FLIGHT STORIES

Cat Doodle Jump result cards

A little hop can still make a good story. Your finished climb gets one of six illustrated posters, from a sneaker-sized warm-up to a cat-powered rocket trip.

By Luxena Studio · Rules reviewed 15 October 2026

Which height unlocks each poster?

The illustration follows the height of the run you just finished. Your historical best is shown separately, so a short run does not inherit an illustration from an older record.

A white cat practising on a red sneaker — **Ready to fly? Warming up.**0–499 height

A white cat standing on a rooftop beside a paper plane — **The rooftops? All mine.**500–1,499 height

A white cat riding a flying fish through clouds — **Clouds? Cotton candy!**1,500–2,999 height

A white cat holding the sun above a sunset cloud — **Sun’s off duty. I’ll take over.**3,000–4,999 height

A white cat resting on a crescent moon — **A crescent moon. A perfect nap.**5,000–7,999 height

A white cat in a helmet riding a rocket — **Planet Earth? Catch you later.**8,000+ height

The space theme starts at exactly 8,000. It has no upper score cap: a climb of 12,880 still displays 12,880. These are result illustrations, not six selectable levels.

This climb and your personal best

The large number is the height reached in this run. The small BEST or “最远飞行” label is your saved personal record. If you reach a new best, it is updated through the game’s normal local saving process.

For example, a 499-height run with a historical best of 12,880 shows the sneaker illustration, a large 499 and a separate best of 12,880. At 7,999 the poster shows the moon; at 8,000 it switches to the rocket. Refreshing does not restore the finished or paused run.

A poster is different from a medal

Result art celebrates one climb. Medals are lasting collectibles in your browser’s notebook. The final rocket illustration begins at 8,000, but the Star catcher medal still requires 10,000. Changing the poster theme does not award that medal early or change your jumping strength.

The six in-game sky backgrounds also have their own thresholds. A moon or rocket on your finished-run poster does not introduce a new gameplay mechanic. See the ten medal conditions or the platform and sky guide for those rules.

How to save your flight poster

Finish a run and wait for its illustrated result screen.
Choose English or Chinese with the small language button if you want the poster in another language.
Select SAVE FLIGHT or 保存这次飞行. The notebook’s result-download button creates the same poster.
Use your browser’s Downloads list to find the PNG. On a phone, the browser may offer a preview or a save/share menu.

The image is generated on your device at 1080 × 2071 pixels using this run’s height, your actual historical best and your chosen language. It is not a cloud save, an account or a verified leaderboard result. Downloading it does not reset or overwrite your game records.

To move your best height and medals to another browser, use a JSON record backup instead. A poster image cannot be imported as a game save.

Choose your next little move

ONE MORE HOP starts a new climb. BACK returns to the start screen, where you can open the medal notebook or begin again. Neither action resumes a finished run. Your previous best and collected medals remain available if browser storage is working.

For an unfinished climb, use Pause and keep the same tab open. For a blank game, missing artwork or an unavailable download, start with the loading and browser checks; export your records before clearing site data.

Why is my poster different from a friend’s?

A different final height can select another illustration. The English and Chinese headlines also use their own playful wording. The result-screen language control affects the poster; it does not change jump physics or medal conditions.

Cat Doodle Jump is the independent browser game hosted here. These cards are not downloads, achievements or account rewards for Lima Sky’s Doodle Jump or another cat-jumping app.

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