Create a Wobble Scene from Any Image
Begin with one of the app's simple entry points: choose a picture from the device, capture a camera image, or open Tutorial for orientation. The Home screen keeps those routes visible through Camera and New Image tiles, so an experiment can start without a long setup. After an image loads, the canvas becomes the place to define which part should move. A focused selection makes a still picture feel animated while leaving the composition intact.
Tap Add Wobble to place an active area, then try the result directly on the canvas. A 3D wobble can bounce when the phone is shaken, which suits playful portraits, scenery, or decorative artwork. The workflow is focused: it gives one image springy motion rather than performing broad retouching or building a conventional photo collage.
Shape Motion with Layers and Zoom
Once the image is on the canvas, use the editor controls to decide how motion should behave. Add Wobble creates a point or region, while mode controls, crop and rotate options, and discard or lock actions help keep the scene tidy. Right-side zoom controls make small areas easier to place, and the editor can hold several active regions when a picture needs more than one moving detail.
Gestures make refinement immediate: tap or drag the wobble area, pinch to zoom or scale it, and reset the view for a clean starting point. These controls suit hair, water, fabric, or any detail where a subtle ripple is more convincing than a large distortion. Experimenting with shape and scale turns the same photo into different visual ideas.
Home Tools, Camera, and Image Library
Home acts as a compact launchpad for repeat projects. Tutorial is available when you want to revisit the gesture basics, Camera opens a fresh capture, and New Image returns to the editing route for another picture. Credits and Settings sit beside those choices, while the navigation drawer adds Add Category and Enable Library for organizing how material is brought into the workspace.
The library-oriented paths are useful when an image is not ready on the first try. Open a saved item, adjust its moving areas, and keep a favorite close for another session or a later share. Because the interface separates creation, settings, credits, and library controls, casual experiments stay easy to find without turning the app into a crowded general-purpose editor.
Live Wallpapers, Sharing, and Creative Projects
An AndWobble scene can stay on the phone as a small interactive project instead of ending at the editor. The app includes an AndWobble Library route and sharing controls, so a finished image can move to Android's share destinations or be sent by email. A live-wallpaper option can place a favorite scene into the device's visual setup when that workflow is supported.
These outputs fit short creative sessions: make a playful greeting, add motion to a landscape, prepare a profile-style image, or show a friend how a picture responds to touch. If you use several wobble areas, keep movement restrained and check the scene at normal viewing size. Touch response, sharing, and wallpaper use give one image more than a single moment of attention.
