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Personalize a merge-and-pop game using your own photos. Add pictures of loved ones, pets, or characters to bubbles, then merge them to create larger ones that pop in a confetti shower. Customize themes, titles, and backgrounds for endless replayability.
What's New in Bubble Faces!
1.2.0
August 19, 2026
New! Save up to 5 favorite bubble sets and swap them anytime — a heart button by the bubbles saves your current set. Choose your playfield color (7 options, including Night). Keep scoring after you win! Plus two new backgrounds: Lucky and Tropical.
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FAQ
How do I add my own photos to Bubble Faces?
You can add photos to each bubble by taking a new picture or selecting one from your device's library. Use a pinch-and-zoom gesture to crop the image within the bubble.
Can I play Bubble Faces offline?
Yes, Bubble Faces is designed to be private and does not make network requests with your content. Your photos never leave your device, allowing for offline play.
What kind of themes can I create in Bubble Faces?
The possibilities are endless! You can create themed games for birthdays, holidays like Halloween, or feature pets, characters, or family members. Simply swap photos, rename the title, and match the background.
Does Bubble Faces have ads?
No, Bubble Faces is ad-free. The app is designed with privacy in mind and contains no advertisements.
Is Bubble Faces suitable for young children?
Yes, Bubble Faces is made with love for young players and has an age rating of 4+. It is designed to be easy to play with simple one-finger controls.
What devices does Bubble Faces support?
Bubble Faces works beautifully on iPhone and iPad. It is compatible with iOS devices.
How often is Bubble Faces updated?
Bubble Faces was last updated on August 7, 2026, with version 1.0. Future updates will likely focus on enhancing gameplay and adding new features.
Does Bubble Faces have multiplayer or online features?
No, Bubble Faces is designed for individual play and prioritizes privacy. It does not have accounts or require network requests, focusing solely on the single-player experience.




