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Choose a still image
Drop in a JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 20 MB. It stays on this device.
Jiggle image maker
Make any image jiggle.
Turn a pet ear, a sticker, a cheek, or a reaction image into a quick springy loop — while the rest of the photo stays still.
Jiggle an imageNo accountPainted motion onlyGIF + WebM
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
A focused jiggle workflow
One painted area. One lively little shake.
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Paint the part to jiggle
Mark only the ear, sleeve, face, or object that should get a quick springy movement.
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Save the loop
Adjust the energy, preview the Jiggle preset, then export a short WebM or looping GIF.
Ideas for a quick jiggle
Best when one small detail is the punchline.
Jiggle is designed for short, elastic motion. Keep the painted region focused so the contrast with the still image does the work.
Pets and character details
Give an ear, floppy hat, tail tip, or illustrated cheek a tiny reaction without disturbing the pose.
Stickers and reaction images
Turn a familiar sticker, meme crop, or emoji-style illustration into a compact loop for a chat or post.
Product accents
Make one charm, soft accessory, label, or playful packaging detail feel a little more tactile.
A local jiggle effect, not an AI video generator.
WobbleImage applies a real-time browser effect to the region you paint. Your source image, mask, preview, and export stay local; no image is sent to a conversion server.
Jiggle image FAQ
Quick answers before you make an image jiggle.
What the jiggle tool changes, how to get a cleaner mask, and which export to choose.
It applies a short springy motion to the part of an image you paint. Everything outside the painted mask stays still.
Start with one compact, connected detail such as an ear, cheek, sleeve, or sticker. Leave a small still border around it when possible.
Yes. JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP files up to 20 MB are supported, subject to browser-friendly dimension limits.
Choose WebM for a faster, clearer result. Choose GIF for a widely shareable loop; GIF exports at 15 fps and are capped at 720 px on the longest edge.
No. Image decoding, mask painting, previewing, and export happen in this browser tab. The source image is not sent to a conversion server.