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Paint the soft part
Brush over hair, ears, fabric, cheeks, a pet belly, or any object that should move.
Purupuru Maker · by WobbleImage
Purupuru Maker: Make any image wobble.
Paint the part you want to move, pull it around, and save the result as a looping GIF or WebM — without uploading your image.
An independent image wobble tool by WobbleImage. Not affiliated with the original Purupuru Maker.
Local motion lab
Wobble Studio
- 1Upload
- 2Paint
- 3Wobble
- 4Export
Drop in something still.
Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP, then paint the exact part you want to make soft, bouncy, or strange.
Up to 20 MBRuns on this devicePaste also works
Paint · pull · pop
One small workflow. A lot more life.
The interface stays out of the way so you can go from a still image to a shareable loop in a few gestures.
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Pull and play
Choose a motion, adjust its energy, or drag the image yourself and watch it spring back.
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Save the loop
Record a short WebM or turn it into a looping GIF, all without sending the image away.
Pick a feeling
Not every wobble should feel the same.
Soft hair wants a sway. A reaction image wants a jiggle. A sticker might need a bold bounce.
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Soft sway
Hair · tails · plants
AUTO
Tiny jiggle
Memes · reactions · pets
AUTO
Jelly pulse
Icons · cheeks · stickers
Private by construction
Your image never needs a round trip.
Loading, masking, animation, recording, and download happen locally in your browser. There is no account, cloud project, or hidden upload queue.
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Straight answers
Purupuru Maker FAQ
What the tool does, what stays local, and what to expect from browser export.
It is a lightweight image animation tool: you paint a motion area, apply a springy effect, and export the result as a short loop.
No. This is an independent tool made by WobbleImage and is not affiliated with the original Purupuru Maker.
No. Image decoding, mask painting, animation, recording, and download happen locally in your browser.
JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP images up to 20 MB are supported. Very large pixel dimensions are limited to protect browser memory.
The browser first records the motion and then builds the GIF frame by frame. WebM is faster and usually produces a smaller file.
Yes. The editor supports touch painting and dragging, though shorter exports and smaller images are more reliable on low-memory phones.