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Purupuru Maker — Free Online Wobble Image Maker
Drop in a still image, paint the part you want to jiggle, and watch it turn soft and bouncy. Export a GIF, WebM, or MP4 — everything happens right here in your browser. New here? Skim the step-by-step guide, browse use-case ideas, or jump straight into the studio below.
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How it works
Three squishy steps
No timeline, no keyframes. Paint where the softness lives and Purupuru Maker does the bouncing. Prefer a deeper walkthrough? Read the full how-to guide next.
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Paint the soft part
Brush over the area you want to jiggle. Everything you leave unpainted stays anchored.
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Wobble & export
Tune the bounce, hit record, and save a GIF, WebM, or MP4. Compare options in output formats.
How to use
A practical Purupuru Maker guide
This is the longer playbook for turning a still photo into a soft wobble loop. Jump back to the studio anytime you are ready to try a step.
1. Choose a subject that benefits from softness
Purupuru Maker shines when only part of the frame should move. Characters with cheeks, plush toys, mascots, dessert photos, soft logos, and illustrated stickers are ideal. Hard geometric UI screenshots usually look odd when every pixel jiggles, so leave UI chrome unpainted and only soft-fill the blob or character you care about.
Start with a clear PNG or JPEG under 40 MB. Transparent PNGs keep clean sticker edges when you later export a GIF or short video for Discord, Slack, or socials. If you are unsure what to make first, skim the ideas gallery for ready-made scenarios.
2. Paint a soft mask, not a hard silhouette
After you open an image in the studio, switch to the brush and paint the region that should behave like jelly. Softness is sampled from your mask: thicker paint means stronger wobble; thin paint keeps a gentler bounce. Use the eraser to tidy edges so the hard background stays locked while cheeks, belly, or logo blob keep their spring.
A common beginner mistake is painting the entire canvas. That makes the whole image shake as one slab. Instead, leave feet, frames, or product packaging unpainted so the soft part feels attached to something solid. Zoom mentally: paint cheeks, not the whole face; paint frosting, not the whole plate.
3. Pick a motion, then a style
Motion controls the path of the drive signal. Horizontal and vertical give clean left-right or up-down bounce. Circular orbits the soft area for a looping swirl. Pulse scales the region like a heartbeat. Swing rotates it gently. Follow mouse records your pointer trail — speed, rhythm, and path — then replays that trail so the export matches what you drew by hand.
Style presets change the spring feel without rebuilding the mask. Jelly is the default soft pudding look. Sway is calmer. Spring overshoots and settles. Shake is fast and nervous. Float drifts with lower gravity. Jitter is tiny, high-frequency noise for nervous stickers. Pair circular motion with jelly for mascot loops, or follow-mouse with spring when you want a handmade reaction GIF. Feature highlights live in the features section.
4. Preview, then export the right recipe
Watch the live preview before you record. If the bounce feels too wild, lower strength or raise damping. If it feels stiff, raise elasticity a little and keep strength moderate. When you like the loop, export. MP4 is best for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok. WebM stays sharp at a smaller size for web embeds. GIF remains the universal fallback for chats and stickers. Details and limits are listed under output formats.
Encoding is browser-dependent. Purupuru Maker probes what your device can encode and falls back gracefully: MP4 → WebM → GIF. You always get a file. Questions about privacy, formats, or availability are answered in the FAQ.
Ideas
What people make with Purupuru Maker
Thin competitor pages stop at “upload and download.” Here are concrete playbooks — then open the studio and copy the recipe.
Reaction stickers & chat GIFs
Crop a face or emoji-style character, paint only the cheeks or mouth, pick shake or jitter, and export a short GIF. Drop it into Discord, Telegram, or iMessage. Keep unpainted edges crisp so the sticker reads clearly at small sizes.
Jiggly profile pictures
Use a circular avatar crop, paint hair tips or a soft accessory, and choose sway or float so the loop feels alive without looking glitchy. Export WebM or MP4 for platforms that accept short video avatars, or GIF where that is all you get.
Brand mascots & logo blobs
Soft logos and mascot characters love a circular jelly loop. Keep the wordmark unpainted and only wobble the character body. Export MP4 for landing pages or ads, then link viewers back to your site. Start from how it works if your team is new to masks.
Food & dessert content
Pancakes, pudding cups, mochi, and milk foam are natural Purupuru Maker subjects. Paint the soft food only, leave plates and tables still, and use pulse or spring for a hungry bounce. Great for Instagram Stories and short-form food channels.
Handmade mouse-trail reactions
Select Follow mouse, record a quick nudge or bounce path, and replay it. This is ideal when a canned left-right loop feels robotic and you want the wobble to match a punchline timing. Full recording notes are in the how-to guide.
Product teaser loops
Soft-pack products, plush SKUs, and kids’ toys sell better with a gentle float. Paint the product body, leave packaging text sharp, export a 5–10 second MP4, and drop it into a shop page or email. Compare codecs in formats before you ship.
Features
Small tool, big squish
Everything you need to make a picture feel alive — and nothing you don't. Ready to try them? Open the studio.
Paint what moves
A soft brush marks the exact region that should wobble. The rest stays perfectly still. Learn mask tips in the guide.
Motion & style presets
Mix horizontal, vertical, circular, pulse, swing, or follow-mouse trails with jelly, sway, spring, shake, float, and jitter feels.
Export 3 ways
Save your wobble as GIF, WebM, or MP4. The best available encoder is picked automatically — see format details.
Private by design
Images are processed only in your browser — never uploaded, never stored on a server. More in the FAQ.
Output
Pick your export recipe
Purupuru Maker checks what your browser supports and gracefully falls back so an export always works. Stuck choosing? The how-to guide explains when to pick each format.
MP4
- H.264 video
- 30 fps · up to 10s
- 720px · great for socials
WebM
- VP9 / VP8 video
- 30 fps · up to 10s
- 720px · small & sharp
GIF
- Universal fallback
- 16 fps · up to 5s
- 480px · works everywhere
FAQ
Good to know about Purupuru Maker
Still stuck? Re-read the guide, browse ideas, or open the studio and try a sample image.
Is Purupuru Maker free?
Yes — it is a completely free online wobble image maker. No account, no watermark, no limits on how many wobbles you make.
Does my image get uploaded?
Never. Your image, the area you paint, the live preview, and the exported file are all handled locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.
Which formats can I use and export?
Load still PNG, JPEG, or WebP images. Export your wobble as GIF, WebM, or MP4 depending on what your browser supports. See output formats for fps and size limits.
Why is MP4 sometimes unavailable?
MP4 export relies on the browser's built-in video encoder (WebCodecs), which varies by browser and device. When it isn't available, Purupuru Maker automatically falls back to WebM, then GIF.
How do I make only part of an image wobble?
Open the studio, load an image, then paint only the soft region with the brush. Unpainted pixels stay anchored. Use the eraser to clean edges. More mask tips live in the how-to guide.
What does Follow mouse motion do?
It records your pointer path, speed, and rhythm for a short window, then replays that trail so the painted area wobbles with the same motion when you preview or export. Ideal for handmade reaction timing.
What can I make with it?
Wobbly stickers, jiggly profile pictures, reaction GIFs, bouncy logos, mascot loops, dessert content, and product teaser clips. Browse concrete recipes under ideas.
Do I need an account or desktop app?
No. Purupuru Maker runs entirely in the browser at purupurumaker.site. There is no sign-up and nothing to install — just open the studio and start.