GIF bots on Botwiki

The Trumpster Fire is a Twitter bot created by Ben Pettis that takes tweets posted by Donald Trump during his United States presidency and superimposes the text onto an animated GIF of a dumpster fire. This new GIF is then reposted to Twitter.

@TheGIFingBot is an open source Twitter bot created by Jeremy Low.

Since GIFs on Twitter are converted into MP4 files, they’re not as easy to keep, download, organize, &c. Everyone loves GIFs is what I am saying. TheGIFingBot exists to return the MP4s to their true, GIF form and make GIFs shareable on Twitter again.

Read more on Jeremy’s blog.

@calm_gifs is a Twitter bot created by @n1khl that generates animated gifs that help with breathing exercises.

@spinnymachine is a Twitter bot created by Darius Kazemi that simulates a series of mechanical linkages to draw a curve.

@FireworksBot is a Twitter bot created by Claire Blackshaw and written in Go for PROCJAM 2015. If someone mentions it in their tweet, the bot will generate an animated “fireworks GIF” image from their tweets.

Cards Against White People is a Twitter bot created by Aaron Jones that responds to @ mentions with a GIF of the Twitter meme “Damn white people and their *shuffles deck* *pulls card*” using the text of the tweet.

Hamiltonian paths is a Mastodon bot created by Zac Colley that generates GIFs of Hamiltonian path mazes, which are mazes that don’t leave any gap unfilled.

@bubble_bott is a Twitter bot created by Siobhán Lenihan that generates animated gifs of floating colorful circles.

@okay_campers is a Twitter bot created by Ashur Cabrera that tweets an animated GIF of alarm clock with a quote referencing a scene from the Groundhog Day movie.