Sleepy Kid Stretching Animation for Presentations

Q: How do I stop this GIF from looping?

Use PresenterMedia's animation customizer to change the REPEATS setting to 1 before downloading. This will make the GIF play only once during your presentation.

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Type: PowerPoint Animations

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How do I insert this animation into PowerPoint?

Download the animated GIF from PresenterMedia. In PowerPoint, go to Insert → Pictures → This Device, and select your file. Resize and position it on your slide — it will animate automatically during the slideshow.

Can I use this animation in Google Slides?

Yes. Upload the GIF to your Google Drive. In Google Slides, choose Insert → Image → Drive, then select your animation. It will animate automatically during presentation mode.

Can I use PowerPoint animations in other software?

Yes. Our animations are available as GIF files, which are widely supported across many platforms. You can insert them into any software that supports animated GIFs, including Microsoft Word, Keynote, Canva, email builders, websites, and most social media platforms. Just download the animation as a GIF and insert it like any standard image.

How do I stop this GIF from looping?

Use PresenterMedia's animation customizer to change the REPEATS setting to 1 before downloading. This will make the GIF play only once during your presentation.

Does this animation work in all versions of PowerPoint?

Animated GIFs are supported in most modern versions of PowerPoint, including PowerPoint 2016 and later. For best results, use in slideshow mode on desktop.

Is this animation free?

This PowerPoint animation may be included in our free PowerPoint animations section. We offer a limited selection of animations for free so you can try them and see if they fit your design workflow. Visit the PowerPoint animations page and find free animations marked with a green arrow in the top-right corner of each preview thumbnail.

This animated clip features a sleepy kid stretching in an adorable pose, capturing the essence of morning routines and the joy of waking up. The character, with tousled hair and a cozy pajama set, expresses a sense of relief and relaxation as they stretch their arms upwards. This scene symbolizes the transition from sleep to wakefulness, conveying feelings of comfort and the refreshing start to a new day. The cheerful expression adds a playful touch, making it perfect for presentations focused on childhood, sleep habits, or morning routines.

Incorporating this animated image into one of our PowerPoint templates can create a delightful visual theme that resonates with your audience. Explore more animated options in our PowerPoint Animations collection to enhance your presentations.

Idioms That Relate to Sleepiness, Waking Up, and Tiredness

Rise and shine – A cheerful way to tell someone to wake up and get going.
Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed – Energetic and eager, especially in the morning (often used ironically).
Sleepyhead – A playful term for someone who sleeps a lot or is slow to wake.

Morning routine presentations
Childhood development topics
Sleep health discussions
Playful educational slides

Adding this animated clip to a presentation slide in one of our PowerPoint templates can create a visual theme that enhances the message about the importance of sleep and morning rituals.

To insert the animation into PowerPoint, download the GIF file and go to the slide where you want to add it. Click on "Insert," then "Pictures," and select the GIF. For Google Slides, upload the GIF to your Google Drive, then click on "Insert," select "Image," and choose "Drive." This is a simple way to insert animations in Google Slides and how to add animated gifs to PowerPoint.