Use the user’s uploaded image as the **exact object reference**.
Turn the main subject in the uploaded image into a **soft, squeezable squishy toy version of itself**. Preserve the object’s original shape, colors, recognizable details, patterns, and overall appearance, but give it a soft foam-like texture with realistic elasticity.
Create a simple close-up video on a clean neutral background. Only show **two human hands** interacting with the squishy. Do not show any face or body.
One hand holds the squishy while the other hand slowly presses and squeezes it firmly. The object should visibly compress, wrinkle, flatten, and deform under the fingers. Hold the squeeze briefly, then release it and show the squishy **slowly expanding back to its original shape** with a satisfying soft rebound.
The squeezing motion should feel tactile and realistic, with clear finger pressure and believable soft-material physics.
**Audio:** Use only realistic ASMR squishy sounds: soft compression, subtle squeaks, foam pressing, and gentle release sounds. No music, no narration, no talking.
Requirements:
* works with **any uploaded object, character, product, food, animal, or item**
* preserve the uploaded subject’s recognizable design
* transform it into a soft squishy toy material
* close-up composition
* only hands visible
* one simple squeeze-and-release action
* realistic deformation and slow recovery
* satisfying tactile ASMR
* clean background
* no face
* no narration
* no dialogue
* no subtitles
* no text
* no music
* 5–6 seconds
* vertical 9:16
The final video should feel like a satisfying viral **“turn anything into a squishy”** ASMR clip.