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    Squishy Simulator

    Squish a 3D jelly fruit in this free online squishy simulator. Poke, stretch and throw a gummy watermelon, kiwi or orange, then save a PNG.

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    Found it useful? Share Squishy Simulator

    Free, no sign-up, works in the browser — send it to a friend or add it to your site.

    How to use Squishy Simulator

    1. 1Pick a fruit such as watermelon, kiwi, orange or strawberry, or build your own with the custom shape and colour pickers.
    2. 2Drag the jelly to stretch and squish it, flick to throw it, or double-tap to squash it flat. Tune firmness, gloss, translucency and size.
    3. 3Download a PNG (optionally with a transparent background), record a short video clip, or copy a share link that recreates your jelly.

    Frequently asked questions

    What is a squishy simulator?▾

    It is a virtual squishy toy: a soft 3D jelly fruit you can poke, stretch, throw and squash in your browser. It wobbles and springs back into shape like a real gummy squishy, which many people find relaxing.

    Is the squishy simulator free?▾

    Yes. It is completely free, needs no sign-up and runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server.

    Does it work on phones and tablets?▾

    Yes. Touch and drag to squish, flick to throw and double-tap to squash. The renderer lowers its resolution automatically to stay smooth on slower devices.

    Can I make my own jelly fruit?▾

    Yes. Open Custom fruit to choose a shape (wedge, round slice, half with pit or whole fruit), set the flesh, skin, rind and seed colours and the number of seeds, or press Randomize for a surprise fruit.

    How do I save or share my squishy?▾

    Press Download PNG for an image, with an optional transparent background, or Record clip for a short video. Copy share link creates a URL that recreates the same fruit and jelly settings for anyone who opens it.

    Embed Squishy Simulator on your website▾

    Paste this snippet into your page. The embedded tool runs in your visitor's browser and shows a small “Powered by clkr.work” link.