Bouncing ball video maker
Bouncing ball simulations are simple to read and hard to stop watching: a ball hits a wall, splits in two, and a minute later the screen is full.
Every game here is a different take on that idea. Pick one, change the arena, colours, sounds and how fast things multiply, then preview and record a vertical video.
Bouncing and multiplying ball simulations
Neon Ball Doubler: Glowing balls double every time they pass a neon ring inside an outlined arena, drawing rainbow tracer fans and synchronous wave fronts. Mirror-catch and chain-reaction modes, twelve arena shapes, palettes and sound sets.
Will My PC Explode?: Balls orbit a neon ring arena and multiply at ×2, ×5 and ×10 gates while a glass field shatters into shards, until the flood of balls explodes the screen. Ring, U-lane and spiral arenas with neon, rainbow, face and coin balls.
Shape Merger: Six original multiplying-ball and polygon crusher simulations with tunable physics. Pick a mode, set how many pieces each crush creates, how fast the crusher moves and how bouncy the balls are; the clip ends on its own when the container bursts.
Chomp Tank: A snap-shut mechanism sweeps a sealed tank of drifting balls: every ball it bites turns into several balls of a new colour, the counter climbs and the tank bursts at the target. Six mechanisms, ten jaw designs, eight scenes and five tank shapes.
Pocket Slam: A roulette hammer spins in a gear-shaped arena, stops on a pocket and slams it. Balls caught in the pocket multiply, grow, shrink, change shape or vanish, depending on the pocket; after the last slam the arena cracks and bursts.
Shatter Stack: One to four chambers race side by side or in a grid. Balls bounce on a stack of numbered glass tiles; every touch takes one off, and each broken tile pays that chamber its bonus while the ceiling keeps coming down.
Glass Gauntlet: A ball is trapped between a wall that never stops and a row of numbered glass blocks. Every touch takes one hit off the block in front of it; at zero the glass shatters and the next, tougher block is up, while the pocket keeps shrinking.
Perfect Swish: Balls fall in growing waves onto a curved floor, bounce and drop into a hoop while a counter adds them up. Choose where the hoops stand, how the balls are released and how the floor is built: a smooth mirror or separate tilted pads.
Bounce & Fill: A ball bounces inside a circular arena. Every wall hit grows a bump of material on the wall and shrinks the ball until the arena is a seamless filled disc. Twelve procedural materials, geode and melt modes, up to four balls.
Silhouette Fill Loop: A glowing silhouette outline fills with multiplying balls, soft bodies, liquid, sand, bubbles or beads. They fuse into a swirling fill, shrink back into the first ball and the clip loops without a seam.
Isometric Ball Wave: A layer of glossy balls on a mirror platform drops and bounces; distance-delayed gravity sweeps it through cones, funnels, vases, domes and rings, with a soft tick for every landing.
Eureka Lab: A question on top, a glowing little experiment that answers it, and the answer in yellow at the end. Nine experiments, from mirrors that catch every ball to orbits that draw a flower, each with six layouts, eight scenes and its own sound.
Egg Simulation Premium: Five original egg physics studies with fifteen layouts: weighted elastic rounds, flexible jelly barriers, multiplying presses, guided tracks, growing steps and accumulating vessels.
Pulse Bloom: Glowing balls bounce inside a neon rainbow ring while a red ×2 badge orbits it. Every ball that strikes the badge spawns another ball and fires a ring-wide burst; every bounce sprays sparks and plays the next note of an original tune.
How to make a bouncing ball video
Open a game in the studio, change its settings, press preview to watch the full simulation, then sign in and record. The video downloads as a vertical 9:16 MP4 for TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts.
Most of these games end on their own when a target is reached (a ball count, a burst, a filled shape), so every clip has a built-in climax.
Pick the twist
Neon Ball Doubler and Will My PC Explode? double balls at rings and gates. Shape Merger and Chomp Tank multiply balls with crushers and jaws until the container bursts. Shatter Stack and Glass Gauntlet break numbered glass. Bounce & Fill and Silhouette Fill Loop fill a shape and loop. Perfect Swish drops waves of balls into a hoop.
Questions
How do I make the "balls multiply until my PC explodes" video?
Open Will My PC Explode? or Neon Ball Doubler, set a high ball target and record. The simulation renders in your browser and records the full clip.
Can I add sound?
Most games have original synthesized sound sets with a volume control, and you can switch sound off to add your own audio later.
Is it free?
Preview is free without an account. The Free plan records non-premium games with a watermark; Egg Simulation is premium and needs Pro or Lifetime to record.