Slack GIF Creator Agent Plugin

Create animated emoji and message GIFs with practical size guidance, reusable Pillow utilities, easing functions, frame helpers, optimization controls, and validation checks.

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0 repository stars Apache-2.0 Updated Aug 8, 2026

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animated

for chat.

Short loops, deliberate motion, compact palettes, and validation tuned for expressive workplace messages.

Copy the plugin and install its Python requirements

Sparse-clone the complete plugin directory, install the packages listed in requirements.txt, and run generated scripts where the bundled core package can be imported.

Installation

Install Plugin

Choose Codex or Copilot, click Copy, paste the two lines into a terminal, and press Enter.The installation commands are identical on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

codex plugin marketplace add agentplugin-net/portable-agent-plugins
codex plugin add slack-gif-creator@agentplugin-net

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Capabilities

What can you do with Slack GIF Creator?

Turn a simple motion idea into a chat-ready animated GIF.

Use this plugin when an agent needs to draw, animate, compress, and validate a custom GIF for an emoji-sized reaction or a larger message attachment.

Target practical dimensions for emoji and message GIFs.
Build frames from Pillow drawing primitives or user-provided images.
Apply easing functions for bounce, pulse, shake, slide, spin, and zoom motion.
Compose reusable backgrounds, shapes, stars, circles, and text.
Reduce frame count, palette size, dimensions, and duplicate frames when needed.
Validate the finished GIF against common Slack-oriented constraints.
Keep emoji loops short and visually readable at small sizes.

Build frames with reusable utilities

Assemble animations with a GIF builder, frame helpers, drawing primitives, and smooth interpolation functions.

Polish motion and graphics

Combine layered shapes, strong outlines, depth, contrast, and expressive motion instead of settling for placeholder visuals.

Validate before sharing

Inspect dimensions and optimization settings, remove redundant frames, and confirm the exported file is ready for its intended use.

Practical workflow

From animation concept to optimized GIF

Pass 01 / Animate

Plan and render the loop

Choose the output size, frame rate, duration, and motion concept, then draw or transform each frame with Pillow.

Pass 02 / Optimize

Export, validate, and refine

Save with an appropriate palette, remove duplicate frames when useful, validate the file, and tune motion or size until it is chat-ready.

Package contents

What is included in Slack GIF Creator?

Slack GIF Creator declares 1 Skill, 0 MCP configurations, and 2 additional resources. The included-file links below point to the reviewed source repository.

Agent Skills

slack-gif-creator

MCP servers

No runtime service

Package format

Agent Plugins

Official latest 1.0.0

SKILL.md

Slack-oriented GIF workflow, animation patterns, and utility reference.

LICENSE.txt

Apache 2.0 license shipped with the standalone package.

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Repository README

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Slack GIF Creator workflow and utilities

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