Convert a local image into a compact WhatsApp WebP sticker and request native delivery through your authenticated Baileys bridge.
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npx clawhub@latest install whatsapp-sticker
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WhatsApp Sticker is an Openclaw Skills tool for turning a local image into a WhatsApp-ready WebP sticker and sending it to a specified chat through an existing Baileys bridge. It converts the image to 512 × 512 pixels, attempts to keep the result under 100 KB, checks bridge connectivity, and requests native sticker delivery.
The skill relies on a trusted, running bridge and a WhatsApp session owned and configured by the user. It is designed to use only user-provided or user-confirmed chat IDs, and it reports delivery only when the bridge confirms the request.
libwebp support./health endpoint./send-media endpoint.Requirements: Node.js 20 or newer, FFmpeg with libwebp support, a trusted running Baileys bridge that exposes /health and /send-media, an authenticated WhatsApp session owned and configured by the user, a local image file, and a valid recipient chat ID.
Run the script with an absolute image path and the recipient chat ID:
node convert-send.mjs /absolute/path/to/image.jpg RECIPIENT_CHAT_ID
Configuration options:
WHATSAPP_BRIDGE_URL: Bridge base URL; defaults to http://127.0.0.1:3000.WHATSAPP_BRIDGE_FILE: Path to the compatible bridge's bridge.js.WHATSAPP_CHECK_BRIDGE_HASH: Set to false only when intentionally using a trusted bridge without matching hash support.Keep the bridge bound to localhost unless remote access is deliberately secured. Never expose an unauthenticated sending endpoint to the public internet.
The skill operates on a local input image and a recipient chat ID, then prepares a 512 × 512 WebP sticker, attempting to keep it under 100 KB. It sends the sticker through the configured Baileys bridge; the skill description does not specify a persistent output directory or additional metadata taxonomy.
| Data or setting | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Local image path | Identifies the source image to convert. |
| Recipient chat ID | Specifies the destination chat; must be supplied or confirmed by the user. |
| WebP sticker | Converted media prepared for native WhatsApp sticker delivery. |
WHATSAPP_BRIDGE_URL |
Sets the bridge base URL; defaults to http://127.0.0.1:3000. |
WHATSAPP_BRIDGE_FILE |
Identifies the compatible bridge's bridge.js file. |
WHATSAPP_CHECK_BRIDGE_HASH |
Controls bridge hash checking; disable only for a trusted bridge without matching hash support. |
Do not publish session files, credentials, private chat IDs, or personal data.
/health./send-media to request native WhatsApp sticker delivery through a compatible Baileys bridge.Loading
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