WobblePic
Drag it. Watch it wobble.
An interactive image viewer that lets you grab and pull images like rubber skin — they stretch, bounce, and spring back with satisfying physics.
Windows • macOS
That is a recording — wobble an image online, or explore the Gallery.
Wobble an image online. No install.
The same spring physics as the app, running in your browser. Grab an object and pull — with up to four fingers at once on a tablet.
Works with your own photos too, and they never leave your device.
Features
Everything you need for a playful image viewing experience
Wobble Physics
Click and drag any part of an image. It stretches like skin, then bounces back with spring dynamics, inertia, and damping.
AI Segmentation
Powered by SAM2. Click or draw a box to select an object — only that region wobbles. Accelerated by DirectML on Windows and Apple Neural Engine (CoreML) on macOS.
Cross-Platform GPU
Real-time mesh deformation on the GPU with OpenGL shaders. Smooth 60fps on Windows (AMD/NVIDIA/Intel) and macOS (Apple Silicon or Intel).
Image Slideshow
Browse through images with keyboard shortcuts, mouse wheel, or trackpad pinch. Supports zoom (up to 10x), pan, and drag & drop.
File Explorer
Built-in directory tree and file list for navigating folders and images. Right-click context menus, rename, and clipboard support on both Windows and macOS — copy an image anywhere, press Ctrl+V, and it opens.
Record & Play
Record your wobble interactions with Ctrl+R and save them as MP4, GIF, or WebP — MP4 uploads straight to Instagram, TikTok, and X. Open animated WebP, GIF, and APNG files and play them in the main view, including your own recordings.
Learn how to use these features in our Tutorial.
How It Works
Four simple steps to the satisfying wobble
Load
An image is loaded onto an NxN grid mesh rendered with OpenGL.
Click & Drag
When you click and drag, nearby vertices follow your mouse with Gaussian falloff.
Segment
SAM2 segments the clicked object, so only that region deforms.
Wobble!
On release, spring forces pull vertices back with inertia and damping.
Latest from the Blog
Tech deep dives, tutorials, and release notes
WobblePic v1.5.3 Release Notes — Paste an Image Straight into WobblePic
WobblePic v1.5.3 lets you copy a picture anywhere — a browser, a screenshot tool, an image editor — and paste it into WobblePic with Ctrl+V, where it opens immediately, ready to wobble. The file list now shows localised folder names like the tree does, and the encoding overlay no longer hangs over an empty folder.
WobblePic v1.5.2 Release Notes — Settings Move Out of the App Folder
WobblePic v1.5.2 moves settings, logs and caches to Application Support on macOS and %APPDATA% on Windows. That restores the macOS code signature, stops settings being silently discarded on all-user Windows installs, and speeds up startup. Folders also show their localised names, and the app reopens the folder you were last in.
WobblePic v1.5.1 Release Notes — MP4 Recording, Wobble Presets, and 2.2x Faster Capture
WobblePic v1.5.1 saves wobble recordings as MP4 through the OS's own H.264 encoder, adds GIF output, names three wobble presets, and more than doubles the recording framerate. Free for Windows and macOS.