Anyscene AIAI Squish Effect
Upload a photo and watch a finger press the subject down like a plush toy before it wobbles back into shape.
Drop one photo here, or click to upload
PNG · JPG · WEBP · HEIC · up to 10 MB
Your photo is used only to generate your clip and is never used for training. A failed render refunds its credits.
Definition
What Is the AI Squish Effect?
The AI squish effect is a five-second cartoon-physics clip generated from one photo: a finger presses into the subject, which squashes like a soft plush toy, wobbles and springs back into its original shape.
Cartoon physics
Whatever is in the photo behaves as if it were stuffed with foam. That contrast between a real-looking subject and toy-like softness is the whole appeal.
Toys, pets, food, products
The sample squishes an orange plush monster. Round subjects with a clear outline, such as pets, cakes, mascots and packaging, give the most satisfying bounce.
Satisfying on loop
The subject returns to its starting shape, so the five-second clip loops cleanly on social feeds.
Keep the subject centred with some space around it, so the finger has room to enter the frame. Busy backgrounds distract from the squash.
Three steps
How to Make an AI Squish Video
Upload, click, download.
+Step 1: Upload a photo of the subject
One JPG, PNG, WEBP or HEIC file up to 10 MB, with one subject in the centre of the frame.
Step 2: Click generate
Kling 2.6 renders the squish in about one to three minutes for 40 credits. Failed renders refund automatically.
0:05Step 3: Download the loop
Save the five-second 1080p mp4 and add a squeaky sound effect where you post it.
AI Squish Effect FAQ
Answers before your first squish.
40 credits per clip on a paid plan, with automatic refunds when a render fails.
You can, and it looks playful rather than painful, because the prompt asks for plush-toy softness. Pets and objects usually give the cleaner result.
Yes, the prompt uses a single finger pressing down. For a different gesture, write your own prompt in the image to video generator.
No. Your photo is used only to generate your clip.
Give it a squish
One photo, one click, five bouncy seconds. Credits are refunded if a render fails.