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Wiggle — Logo Animation

Animates existing PNG, SVG or JPG logos into Lottie JSON, GIF and optional MP4 files using motion direction, asset preparation, preview rendering and loop checks.

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33 GitHub stars (repository-wide; checked Oct 29, 2026)

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When to use it

Use for a splash-screen logo reveal, branded loading asset or short looping mark. Distinct from designing a new logo or implementing interactive UI motion: outputs standalone animation files. Keep image references with the JSON until distribution; raster inputs limit element-level animation. Requires Python, lottie, Pillow, pycairo and Cairo; optional export tools may be needed. README automatic-dependency and seamless-loop claims are not verified guarantees. Check reduced-motion behavior in the consuming app. Not installed, executed or runtime-tested during discovery. GitHub stars are repository-wide, not a skill-specific rating.

Compatible agents

Claude Code

Installation

Download the upstream repository ZIP and add the full skill folder to Claude using the README-linked skills guide, or copy it to ~/.claude/skills/wiggle/. Keep SKILL.md, scripts/ and references/ together. Review Python/Cairo dependencies before use; the skill documents pip install lottie[all] Pillow pycairo plus the system Cairo library. Invoke by asking to animate a supplied logo.

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License

Apache-2.0

Last checked Oct 28, 2026.

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