Slime Mixer
Make something wonderfully squishy.
Tap to poke · hold to squish · drag to stretch or fold
Your own little slime studio
Slime Mixer is a free virtual slime maker and simulator. Start with a soft white blob, place pigment drops, knead colors into marbled patterns, and tuck in charms and glitter. There are no scores, timers or wrong recipes. Make it yours, then keep it in your personal gallery.
Touch, stretch, repeat
A quick tap makes a dent. Hold to flatten the slime, pull an edge to stretch, and bring it back across the middle to fold. Shake side to side to jiggle. Select Toss and drag upward to choose a bounce, or tap for a gentle one. Two fingers moving toward each other squeeze; the Squeeze tool gives mouse and keyboard players the same action.
Pick a pigment, charm or glitter, then tap the slime to place it. Back to touch returns to free manipulation. Colors start as local drops and gradually blend as you work the material. Undo removes the last ingredient application. Reset shape relaxes the blob without removing its ingredients.
Keep your creations
Name and save any time. My slimes lets you open, rename, duplicate or delete a creation. The active slime autosaves on this device when browser storage is available. An optional Random.Express account syncs compatible collection data; local play never requires signing in. Restoring an account collection preserves this browser’s creations and active draft.
Private browsing or clearing browser data can remove local saves. Use Export collection in My slimes to keep a backup. A large collection may sync its most recent slimes first because account saves have a size limit.
Keyboard controls & accessibility
Focus the slime with Tab. Arrow keys move your touch point. Enter holds or releases the selected tool; move with the arrows while holding to stretch or fold. Space makes a quick poke or toss. Escape releases every contact. All ingredient, sound and gallery controls work with a keyboard. Sound begins only after interaction. Reduced motion disables decorative transitions while keeping responsive slime physics.
Does it work on phones?
Yes. Ingredient drawers leave room for your slime. Tap, press or drag on the play surface, or use two fingers to squeeze. Touch gestures are captured only inside that surface so the rest of the page can scroll normally. The simulation is a physically inspired 2.5D toy, rather than a scientific model of real slime.