Read the cutout first
Check whether the hole is narrow and tall or broad and low. Choose the corresponding jelly shape: tall-and-thin for a vertical opening, wide-and-flat for a horizontal one. If the silhouette is less obvious, compare the opening’s widest dimension with the block and make a modest adjustment instead of dragging to an extreme immediately.
Shape before the wall reaches you
The jelly slides toward each wall, so use the distance ahead to prepare. A late morph may not leave time to reach the required proportions. Start adjusting when the opening becomes clear, then hold the shape steady as you pass. After clearing the wall, return attention to the next cutout instead of instantly switching back to a default form.
Make corrections from what happened
If a wall collision occurs, decide whether your shape was wrong or simply too late. Change only that part next attempt: choose a taller shape earlier, or start the drag sooner. The game’s jelly wobble is part of its presentation, but the usable strategy is matching the silhouette to the gap.
Questions about Jelly tips
How do you change the jelly’s shape?
Drag sideways to morph the block tall and thin or wide and flat. Match that form to each wall’s cutout.
Can I hold one shape throughout?
The cutouts vary, so a single shape will not fit every wall. Read the next opening and adjust before reaching it.