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Upload an image
Drop in a PNG, JPG or WebP, or paste straight from your clipboard. Anime art, pet photos, memes, product shots: any still image works, and it never leaves your browser.
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PurupuruMakerMake it wobble like jelly
Paint the part you want to move, get a looping GIF in seconds. Free, no sign-up, nothing uploaded.
How to use Purupuru Maker
Three steps, about thirty seconds. No account, no tutorial needed.
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Paint the wobble area
Brush over what should move: hair, cheeks, a cat belly, a slime. Softer strokes wobble less, because paint strength doubles as wobble strength. The eraser fixes overshoots instantly.
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Export and share
Pick a motion preset, set the export length, and download a seamlessly looping GIF or an MP4 video ready for X, TikTok, Discord or your group chat.
Everything you need to purupuru
This Purupuru Maker gives you more control than other wobble tools, with zero learning curve.
6 motion presets
Jelly, sway, bounce, wave, pulse and quake. One tap swaps the whole feel of the animation. Each one is tuned to loop perfectly at any speed.
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Direction control
Rotate the motion to any angle: wind from the left, a diagonal bounce. Most wobble tools can't do this.
Pressure-style brush
Paint opacity doubles as wobble strength, so one stroke can fade from a big jiggle to a subtle shiver.
Seamless loops
Exports contain exactly one motion cycle, so your GIF loops forever without a visible jump.
100% private
Everything runs in your browser with WebGL. Your images are never uploaded to any server. Close the tab and nothing about your image persists anywhere.
Great on phones
Touch-friendly painting and controls. Make wobbly memes straight from your camera roll.
What will you make wobble?
Anything soft, cute or funny is fair game. These are the classics.
Pets
Jiggly cat bellies, flappy dog ears and boopable hamster cheeks. Pet photos are the fastest way to a perfect reaction GIF.
Anime & fan art
Give static character art Live2D-style motion. Wobble the hair, the ribbon or the whole silhouette and your OC suddenly feels alive.
Memes & stickers
Turn any reaction image into an animated meme or chat sticker. A gentle quake preset makes even a stock photo funny.
Products & logos
Squishy product shots and bouncy logos stop the scroll. A subtle wobble reads as playful without a full motion-design budget.
Food & desserts
Pudding, jelly, boba, cheesecake: food that wobbles looks twice as delicious. Restaurant menus were never this fun.
Plushies
Plushies and figures get a heartbeat. Paint the tummy, pick the pulse preset, and your mascot quietly breathes.
What is Purupuru Maker?
Purupuru Maker is a free online image wobble tool. You upload a still picture, paint over the part that should move, and that area immediately starts to jiggle like soft jelly. A few seconds later you can export the result as a seamlessly looping GIF or a short video and post it anywhere. "Purupuru" (ぷるぷる) is the Japanese word for the way soft things tremble: pudding on a plate, a cat's round belly, a water balloon poked with a finger.
The idea took off in July 2026, when the first purupuru maker went viral on X and Japanese artists flooded timelines with wobbling character art, jiggling pets and shaking memes. Watching a static drawing suddenly breathe is the whole magic: no rigging, no keyframes, no After Effects. This Purupuru Maker keeps that one-brush simplicity and adds the controls creators kept asking for: six motion presets, direction control, adjustable export length and pressure-style strength painting.
Under the hood everything runs on WebGL inside your browser. Your image is never uploaded, there is no queue and no watermark, and the preview reacts to every brushstroke in real time. It works the same on desktop and on your phone, so you can turn a photo from your camera roll into a wobbly meme on the spot.
People reach for a purupuru maker for very different jobs: an illustrator teasing a new character, a shop owner making a product bounce in a story, a Discord admin building custom emotes, or someone who simply wants their cat to jiggle. The tool does not care whether the image is a masterpiece or a screenshot; if part of it should wiggle, one brushstroke gets it there. That low floor is exactly why the wobble format became a meme language of its own.
Tips for a better wobble
Small adjustments take a Purupuru Maker GIF from nice to ridiculous, in the best way.
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Paint a little past the edge
Let the brush spill slightly outside the object you want to move. The wobble pulls nearby pixels along, so a soft, generous mask looks more natural than a pixel-perfect one. If the edge still tears, grow the brush and repaint the border zone.
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Fade the strength
Lower the brush strength and build the mask up in layers. Full strength in the middle with lighter strokes near the edge makes the motion ripple instead of shake. This is the trick behind convincing hair and water.
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Match the preset to the subject
Jelly suits puddings, cheeks and bellies. Sway is right for hair and plants, bounce for ears and tails, pulse for anything that should breathe, quake for pure chaos memes. When in doubt, start with jelly and adjust the direction.
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Keep the speed natural
Between 1x and 1.5x reads as soft and organic. Go past 2x only when you want the earthquake look, and drop the strength a little as you speed up. Slow wobbles also compress better in GIF.
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Loop for stickers, seconds for posts
A single loop keeps the file tiny and repeats perfectly, ideal for stickers and reactions. Pick 4 or 6 seconds when a platform treats longer clips better. The loop option is always the smallest file you can make.
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GIF for chats, MP4 for feeds
GIF plays everywhere and loops by itself, so it wins in Discord and chats. MP4 is far smaller at the same quality, which social feeds prefer. You can export both from the same mask without redoing anything.
Purupuru Maker FAQ
Everything people ask about making images wobble, jiggle and bounce online.
It's a free online tool that makes part of an image wobble like jelly. Upload a picture, paint the areas you want to move, pick a motion preset, and export a looping GIF or video. "Purupuru" (ぷるぷる) is the Japanese word for a soft, jiggly wobble. It works entirely in your web browser on desktop and mobile, so there is nothing to install and no account to create. If you have seen a jiggling pudding, a bouncing cat or a trembling anime character on your timeline lately, it was probably made with a purupuru maker.
Yes. Free, no account, no watermark. Just open the page and start painting. There are no credits, no daily limits and no locked presets, and exports are never watermarked. The tool stays fast because your own device does the rendering.
No. All processing happens locally in your browser using WebGL. Your image never leaves your device. That also makes it quick: there is no upload wait and no server queue, and the wobble preview responds to your brush instantly even on large images.
Seamlessly looping GIF, plus MP4 or WebM video depending on your browser. GIFs are capped at 720px for fast sharing; video exports at full working resolution. Every export is aligned to whole wobble cycles, which is why the loops never visibly jump. On most desktop and Android browsers the video button produces an MP4 file; some browsers produce WebM instead.
Paint over just that part with the brush. Use the eraser to fix overshoots, and lower the brush strength for a gentler wobble. Unpainted areas stay perfectly still. You can also invert the mask to swap moving and still areas in one click, or use Select all to wobble the entire picture.
Yes. Painting, presets and export all work with touch on iOS and Android browsers. The canvas is touch-friendly, the brush works with your finger, and exports download to your camera roll or files app like any other download.
Soft things: cheeks, hair, pet bellies, plushies, jelly, pudding. Clear subjects on simple backgrounds give the cleanest result. High-contrast edges wobble the most convincingly, and images up to about 1280 pixels keep the preview fast.
The tool adds no watermark and claims no rights over your exports. Just make sure you have the rights to the image you upload. Fan-art and copyrighted characters follow the same rules as anywhere else, so credit the original artist when you share.
Paint your mask, choose a preset, then press Export GIF. The file is encoded right in your browser and lands in your downloads folder within a few seconds. Use the video export when you want an MP4 or WebM instead; the button follows what your browser supports. GIF export renders each frame deterministically, so the saved file matches exactly what you saw in the preview.
For a quick illusion of life, yes. Live2D rigs a character for full interactive animation and takes hours to set up, while Purupuru Maker fakes that soft idle motion in seconds with a single brushstroke. Use it for memes, previews and social posts rather than game-ready rigs.
Yes. Export a single loop so the file stays small, and the GIF repeats seamlessly as a sticker or emote. Square images work best, and most sticker pipelines accept GIF directly. The 720px GIF cap keeps files comfortably within Telegram sticker and Discord emote limits.
GIF is an old format that stores every frame. Longer export lengths, large images and fast speeds all add frames and size. Keep stickers to one loop, or export MP4, which is usually five to ten times smaller. Lowering the wobble speed also helps, since one loop then covers more time with the same number of frames.
Ready to make something jiggle?
Purupuru Maker takes you from upload to a shareable, endlessly looping GIF in about thirty seconds.