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A Claude Code skill that records an animation from a live site, a screen recording, a gif or a Lottie file, rebuilds it in your own code, then films the copy the same way and compares the two, round after round, until timing and motion match.
In short: A Claude Code skill that records an animation from a live site, a screen recording, a gif or a Lottie file, rebuilds it in your own code, then films the copy the same way and compares the two, round after round, until timing and motion match. It is a free skill for people who use Claude Code and want help with coding agent skills.
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| Agent / tool | Access / cost | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Paid Claude plan or API | claude.com/claude-code |
| GitHub repo | Open source · ★ 809 | NiazMorshed2007/reanimate |

Image: from the GitHub README, shown with credit.
Images from the project README on GitHub.
npx skills add NiazMorshed2007/reanimate -g
Install command copied from the project README. Check the README for the latest version.
A Claude Code skill that records an animation from a live site, a screen recording, a gif or a Lottie file, rebuilds it in your own code, then films the copy the same way and compares the two, round after round, until timing and motion match.
reanimate takes a live page, a screen recording, an mp4, a gif or a Lottie file and records the animation in a headless browser at a fixed size and frame rate. It turns what it sees into a spec (each element, each…
Short excerpt from the README of NiazMorshed2007/reanimate. Read the full README on GitHub.
From the original post, credited below.
It copies whatever you point it at; fonts, images and code from another site still belong to their owners, so use it to learn the motion and make your own. Pages behind a login, YouTube and Loom can't be recorded directly; give it a screen recording instead. Windows is untested.
A Claude Code skill that records an animation from a live site, a screen recording, a gif or a Lottie file, rebuilds it in your own code, then films the copy the same way and compares the two, round after round, until timing and motion match.
It works with Claude Code. The code is on GitHub at NiazMorshed2007/reanimate.
Free & open source (MIT). No API key. Runs with the Claude plan you already pay for. The first run downloads ffmpeg and a Playwright browser, about 250 MB.
Run the install command from the README: “npx skills add NiazMorshed2007/reanimate -g”. Check the README on GitHub for the latest version, then follow the steps on this page.
We read 121 instruction and code files in the repo and found no red flags. That is not a guarantee, so review anything that runs commands on your machine. How to check a skill before you install it →
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