gifgrep

Search GIF providers via CLI/TUI and download results as stills or sheets.

Updated Mar 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/MaxSaiets/myOpenCL --skill gifgrep-maxsaiets
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Skill: gifgrep
Source: https://github.com/MaxSaiets/myOpenCL/tree/main/openclaw/skills/gifgrep
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MaxSaiets/myOpenCL --skill gifgrep-maxsaiets

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

GIF discovery and extraction can be time-consuming when you need quick previews and ready-to-share visuals. gifgrep streamlines this by enabling CLI/TUI search, fast previews, and easy export of stills or sprite sheets.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • CLI/TUI search and browse: interactively search GIF providers (Tenor/Giphy) and preview results before download.
  • Download & media extraction: download selected results and generate stills or sprite sheets for documentation, demos, or PRs.
  • Use Case: create a ready-to-share GIF storyboard from queries for product demos or README illustrations.

Quick Start

Run gifgrep tui "office handshake" to start exploring results and download frames.

Frequently Asked Questions about gifgrep

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I search and extract GIF frames from the command line?

You can search and extract GIF frames directly from the command line using a TUI workflow. This allows you to interactively browse providers, preview results, and download stills or sprite sheets for your documentation.

Can I browse Tenor and Giphy GIFs in the terminal and download them?

Yes, you can browse Tenor and Giphy GIFs interactively in the terminal. The tool supports searching, previewing, and downloading selected media, though provider keys are required for restricted sources.

What is the best way to generate a sprite sheet from a GIF for a README?

Generating a sprite sheet from a GIF for a README involves using a CLI tool to extract frames into a storyboard. This provides quick visual previews and ready-to-share visuals for demos or documentation.

Do I need API keys to download GIFs using a CLI tool?

Yes, you need provider API keys to download GIFs from restricted sources. Once configured, the tool can retrieve media and output metadata in JSON format including id, title, url, and preview_url.

How does a TUI workflow help with GIF discovery and frame extraction?

A TUI workflow streamlines GIF discovery by enabling interactive browsing and fast previews directly in your terminal. It allows you to quickly select and extract frames or sprite sheets without leaving the command line.

Can I export GIF search results as JSON data from the terminal?

Yes, you can export GIF search results as JSON data from the terminal. The output includes fields like id, title, url, and preview_url, allowing you to easily integrate media retrieval into your scripts or documentation pipelines.