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THE QUICK START

How to Make a Hear Me Out Cake Online

Turn your unexpected character picks into a virtual cake. This guide walks through the free browser cake maker, from the first image to the final curtain reveal.

What is a hear me out cake?

A hear me out cake turns a collection of surprising character choices into a party conversation. The physical version uses pictures on sticks; this maker lets you arrange your pictures on a 3D cake in your browser instead. You can make a personal collection or take turns with a friend.

Make your cake in five steps

  1. Choose your style. Start baking, choose a game mode, then use the arrows to pick strawberry, chocolate or pistachio. These three styles are free.
  2. Add a name. Use a nickname to make the reveal personal. No account is needed to decorate.
  3. Choose a picture. Upload an image you have permission to use, or search for a GIF. Desktop GIF selection takes one click; touch devices offer a preview before you confirm.
  4. Place your pick. Click or tap a point on the cake. Turn the cake to reach another side, adjust the size, and use Add another image when you want a different picture.
  5. Reveal and save. Finish cake opens the curtains. Save a PNG, frame a vertical story, or share a cake link.

Mouse and phone controls

On a computer, hold the right mouse button and drag to turn the cake. Scroll to zoom and left-click to place a selected image. On a phone, drag with two fingers to rotate and pinch to zoom; tap with one finger to place a pick.

Undo and redo cover adding, moving, resizing and deleting decorations. Keyboard users can undo with Ctrl or Command + Z and redo with Ctrl or Command + Shift + Z. Shortcuts do not replace typing in text fields.

Save a story without stretching the cake

Choose Story at the reveal, frame your cake inside the vertical guide and capture it. The story export is 1080 × 1920 pixels. Regular PNG export uses the current screen shape, so it may be wide on a desktop. Turning or zooming the cake yourself stops the automatic reveal rotation.

Come back to your draft

Solo and same-device drafts are saved in this browser. Wait for the save indicator before closing the page, then choose Continue my cake next time. Clearing browser storage removes the draft; it does not automatically move between devices. The save indicator explains storage errors if a draft cannot be saved.