Put a cursed energy aura on your pfp

Infinity blue, black flash with red lightning, malevolent red, shadow or hollow purple — hand-drawn anime energy that flickers in the GIF. Free, no app. Your photo never leaves your phone.

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Cursed Energy pfp examples

Made with this maker — pick the same look above and try it on your own photo.

Cursed Energy pfp example — Black Flash style on a shonen anime portrait
Black Flash
Cursed Energy pfp example — Infinity Blue style on a webtoon portrait
Infinity Blue
Cursed Energy pfp example — Hollow Purple style on an anime portrait
Hollow Purple
Cursed Energy pfp example — Malevolent Red style on a webtoon portrait
Malevolent Red

FAQ

How do you make a cursed energy pfp?

Upload your photo above and pick a technique: Infinity Blue, Black Flash, Malevolent Red, Shadow or Hollow Purple. The aura is drawn around your picture in the browser — save it as a PNG, or as an animated GIF to keep the flicker.

Which one is the Gojo aura and which is Sukuna?

The schemes are named by look, not by character, but fans will recognise them: a white-cored infinity blue, a black ring with red lightning (the black flash), a deep malevolent red, a shadow aura, and two orbs — blue and red — that collide into hollow purple.

Why does it look hand-drawn and flicker?

Because that is how 2D anime effects are animated: the energy is redrawn a few times per second with a rough edge, not smoothly tweened. The GIF keeps that cadence so the aura reads like a real cursed technique, not a glow filter.

Can I save it as an animated pfp?

Yes — tap «Save as GIF». Discord accepts animated avatars with Nitro; elsewhere the still PNG keeps the full aura.

Do I need CapCut or any app?

No. Everything happens right here in your browser. Upload, adjust, save — done.

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

Never. Your photo never leaves your phone — there is no server, everything runs on your device.