Wobble: Jiggle Photo Effect

No AI, no subscription. Draw a loop around anything in your photo and watch it wobble like jelly. Shake it, record it, share it. Your photos stay on your iPhone.

Draw a loop around anything in a photo. Watch it turn to jelly.

Wobble is a physics toy for your pictures. Pick a shot from your library or snap a new one, trace a freehand loop around any part of it — a face, a building, your dog, a slice of pizza — and that part starts behaving like jelly. Drag it and it follows, stretches, and springs back. Let go and it keeps wobbling on its own momentum until it settles. Shake your phone and the whole thing sloshes.

It isn't a filter or a preset. There's a real spring-mass mesh simulation running under your photo, so nothing is pre-baked — every wobble is a live reaction to how you actually poked it. Poke it gently and it ripples. Fling it and it swings.

HOW IT WORKS

• Pick a photo from your library, or take one with the camera
• Trace a freehand loop around the region you want to wobble
• Poke, drag, and fling it — the jelly follows your finger
• Shake your phone and watch it slosh
• Hit record when it looks good

RECORD AND SHARE

• Records straight to mp4
• Trim it down to the good part
• Play it back at 0.5x slow motion, 1x, or 2x
• Save to the in-app gallery
• Share anywhere with the standard iOS share sheet

WOBBLE PRO A single one-time purchase — there is no subscription. Pro adds:

• Exports without the Wobble watermark
• Four jelly presets: Bouncy Ball, Slime, Pudding, and Rubber
• Tune the jelly by hand — how long it wobbles, how bouncy, how stiff

Everything else is free: draw, poke, shake, record, trim, save, and share as much as you like. Free exports carry a small watermark.

YOUR PHOTOS STAY ON YOUR IPHONE

• No AI. Nothing is generated. It's physics, running on your iPhone.
• Your photos and the clips you make never leave your device. There is no photo upload in the app at all.
• No account, no sign-up, no email.
• No ads.
• Wobble does report anonymous usage stats — which screens and features get used — so we can see what to improve. Never your photos, and never anything that identifies you.

One photo, one loop, and a lot of jiggling. That's the entire app.