intensifies Slack emoji creator

intensify.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Generate a `:something-intensifies:` Slack emoji, given a reasonable image
# input. I recommend grabbing an emoji from https://emojipedia.org/

set -euo pipefail

# Number of frames of shaking
count=10
# Max pixels to move while shaking
delta=4

if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
  echo "Usage: $0 input.png"
  exit 1
fi

input=$1
cd "$(dirname "$input")"

filename=$(basename -- "$input")

# Add 10% padding to width and height, then scale to 128x128
width=$(identify -format "%w" "$filename")
height=$(identify -format "%h" "$filename")
new_width=$(( width + width / 10 ))
new_height=$(( height + height / 10 ))
extended="${filename%.*}-extended.png"
convert \
  -gravity center \
  -background none \
  -extent ${new_width}x${new_height} \
  -geometry 128x128 \
  "$filename" \
  "$extended"

# Generate some shaky frames
frame="${filename%.*}-frame"
n=0
while [ "$n" -lt "$count" ]; do
  # Generate some random shake
  x=$((RANDOM % (delta * 2) - delta))
  y=$((RANDOM % (delta * 2) - delta))

  # Ensure coordinates are of the form +3 or -4
  [ "$x" -ge 0 ] && x="+$x"
  [ "$y" -ge 0 ] && y="+$y"

  # Shake the image!
  convert "$extended" -page "${x}${y}" -background none -flatten "$frame"-"$n".gif

  n=$((n + 1))
done

# Combine the frames into a GIF
gif="${filename%.*}-intensifies.gif"
convert -background none -dispose Background -delay 1x30 -loop 0 "${frame}"-*.gif "$gif"

# Clean up
rm "$extended" "${frame}"-*.gif

# We did it y'all
echo "Created $gif. Enjoy!"

Heck yeah, thanks for posting this!

Works well! I did run in to issues with the final gif being too large. If you run in to the same issues, add this after the cleanup on line 60.

# Optimise if file is too big
if [[ $(stat --format=%s "$gif") -ge 128000 ]]; then
  convert "$gif" -fuzz 80% -layers Optimize "$gif"
fi

Made an infinite.sh version adapted from this! Thank you! :) https://gist.github.com/martinb3/289e5e210e9b2f8bc495854fed702c8d

for reasons i still don't entirely understand, the script as it is now doesn't properly dispose of frames on my m1 max macbook pro (macos 12.4, imagemagick 7.1.0-29), resulting in this:

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however, if i modify line 57 by using set on the dispose setting like this:

convert -background none -set dispose Background -delay 1x30 -loop 0 "${frame}"-*.gif "$gif"

it works 🎉

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I needed to make the adjustment above for my m1 mbp. Thanks, @lafentres!