Hello wave
Welcome sticker, profile GIF, or a first message in chat.
The subject waves one hand at the camera with small natural motion. The body stays in place and does not walk or leave the frame.
Chat sticker
Short loops for Discord, Telegram, iMessage, or any chat bubble.
Yes nod
A yes / agree sticker that still reads as the same character.
The subject nods its head gently twice, keeping the rest of the body still and in frame.
Look around
A curious peek sticker. Works on characters with a clear face.
The subject looks left, then right, then faces forward again without moving its feet.
Happy bounce
A cute reaction sticker that stays on the chat bubble.
The subject makes a small cute bounce in place, then settles back to the original pose.
Shy tilt
A soft reaction when you do not want a big wave.
The subject tilts its head slightly to one side, then back to center, with a small shy motion. The body stays in place.
Thank-you bow
Thanks, welcome, or goodbye in a sticker pack.
The subject makes a small polite bow from the waist, then returns to the original standing pose. Feet stay planted.
Character idle
In-place idles for a mascot, avatar, or original character.
Breathing idle
A living character on a site, profile, or stream without walking.
The subject breathes slowly with a subtle idle animation and does not walk or leave the frame.
Gentle sway
A longer-looking idle when breathing alone feels too still.
The subject sways very slightly left and right from the hips, like a soft idle. No walking, no camera move.
Blink idle
A portrait or bust that should feel awake on a page.
The subject blinks naturally twice and breathes a little. The head stays facing the camera. No talking and no lip movement.
Character wave
A mascot that greets visitors on a homepage or stream.
The character waves one hand in a friendly greeting. The body stays centered and does not walk toward the camera.
Character nod
An acknowledging loop for a guide character or FAQ avatar.
The character nods once, slowly, then holds still. Only the head moves.
Product
Tiny listing motion for a shop photo. Keep the item in frame.
Product turn
A listing GIF that shows a bit more of the item without a 360 turntable.
The product rotates a few degrees left, then a few degrees right, then returns to the original angle. It stays centered. No extra objects.
Product bounce
A shop thumbnail that catches the eye without leaving the card.
The product makes a tiny bounce in place and settles back to the original pose. No camera zoom.
Product tip
A figure or boxed item that nods toward the shopper.
The product tips slightly forward and back, like a small nod, then returns to the original pose. It does not fall over.
Product present
A hero shot that lifts a little, then rests — good for Shopify or Etsy.
The product lifts a few millimeters as if being presented, then settles back. Lighting stays even. The background stays a flat solid color.
Overlay
Corner loops for a stream, site, or slide. Background already gone.
Stream hello
A starting-soon or raid alert overlay in the corner of OBS.
The subject waves one hand in a clear hello, then returns to rest. Motion stays in place so it works as a corner overlay.
Stream idle
A always-on mascot in the corner of a stream or site.
The subject breathes and idles softly in place. No walking, no camera move, no extra props.
Celebrate bounce
A follow, sub, or sale alert that does not cover the whole screen.
The subject bounces once in a small celebration, then settles. Arms stay close to the body.
Overlay bow
An ending-soon or thank-you loop on a slide or stream.
The subject bows politely once and returns to the original pose. The feet stay planted.
Alert look
A small look-left-right to pull eyes to a chat or goal bar.
The subject looks left, then right, then faces forward. The body stays in the same spot.
If you searched for this
GIF templates, transparent GIF templates, AI GIF templates, animated GIF templates. DollFX gives you a motion start, then generates a transparent loop from your photo.
Are these stock GIF templates?
No. Each template is a motion recipe. You still upload your own photo. DollFX generates a new loop and keys out the background.
How do I use a GIF template?
Open a template, then upload a PNG or JPEG on the studio page. The motion text is already filled in. You can edit it before you generate.
Will the result have a transparent background?
Yes. The default download is a looping GIF with the background removed. You can also export green-screen or ProRes 4444.
Can I write my own motion instead?
Yes. Templates are a starting point. In the studio you can change the text or pick a short preset such as wave, nod, or idle.