Lemomo’s animated Lemo-Wake README cover, showing example image-to-animation transformations around the orange title panel.
Project screenshotsAbout this Skill
Give Claude Code a picture and a motion idea. Wake reads and separates its elements, plans setup, action and return, rebuilds motion in code, renders browser frames, joins the loop and checks the exports. Default outputs are a silent MP4 and a chat GIF; the source image’s dimensions are the default canvas.
Why we picked it
An external listing of Lemomo’s original plugin. Install the upstream package; the CC BY-NC 4.0 non-commercial conditions apply.
What it helps with
- Create a looping logo, motion poster, animated portrait or chat sticker from an existing image.
From a picture to a loop
Supply the image
Choose output size and formats; describe any required motion.
Animate this logo into a five-second seamless loop. Keep its size and export MP4 and WebP.Render and review
The agent extracts elements, stages the action, renders frames and checks the loop seam and encoded files.
Install the complete upstream plugin
Run both installation commands, then restart Claude Code or run /reload-plugins. Use /lemo-wake:wake for animation and /lemo-wake:layers for PSD export. The separate task pages describe workflows within one shared plugin.
Official repository and installationWake: animation workflowLayers: editable layer export
Local processing and output limits
The workflow reuses source pixels, local models and code. Large hidden areas may fill softly; layer text remains raster pixels. MP4 has no audio by default. GIF and sticker limits can require smaller dimensions or fewer frames.
Author, license and preview
Created by Lemomo with Claude. This listing links to the original repository. The animated cover is the author’s README collage, supplied by the user and resized, resampled and compressed for this catalog; it shows upstream examples across the plugin, rather than a new output produced during this listing review.
Official repository and installationAuthor’s animated README cover; resized and compressedCC BY-NC 4.0 licenseAuthor on X: @lemomo_ai
Before you use it
- Claude Code is the supported host. Install the complete plugin so Layers can find the shared Wake scripts; other agents are not verified by the author.
- Local execution needs Node.js 18+, ffmpeg/ffprobe, uv, Python packages and a headless Chromium browser. The first run checks dependencies; their downloads require network access.
- Optional ONNX models for depth, segmentation and inpainting total about 600 MB and download after consent. No image-generation service or API key is required. Agent usage may have its own cost.
- Free to install under CC BY-NC 4.0, with attribution and non-commercial use conditions. Contact Lemomo for commercial permission. macOS is tested upstream; Live Photo export also requires macOS and Xcode Command Line Tools.
Supported agents
Sources & references
Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.
