Song Li

You can inspect, convert, compress, resize, crop, rotate, trim, pad, recolor, composite, watermark, and annotate images, build montages, process folders in batch, create animated GIF/WebP files, compare images, read EXIF/ICC metadata, and rasterize PDF or SVG files via natural-language requests.

It targets developers, designers, and content engineers who need command-line image manipulation without memorizing ImageMagick syntax. Anyone routinely resizing assets, watermarking photos, converting formats, or batch-processing image folders can describe the desired outcome in plain language.

A local ImageMagick installation is required: magick v7 or convert v6. Format support is build-dependent. PDF/EPS handling needs Ghostscript, video needs FFmpeg, and quality SVG rendering needs an RSVG or Inkscape delegate. The skill is runtime-gated for v6 and partial builds.

Yes. The skill files are released under the MIT license by author SongTonyLi. ImageMagick itself is distributed under its own separate license, so users should review ImageMagick's licensing terms independently before commercial deployment.

It wraps the magick, convert, mogrify, montage, composite, compare, and identify commands. Optional delegates extend coverage: Ghostscript for PDF/EPS, FFmpeg for video frames, and RSVG or Inkscape for high-fidelity SVG rendering, depending on the local build.