article-batch-illustration

To batch generate illustrations for Obsidian articles, this skill analyzes your article's H2/H3 structure, creates Gemini API prompts for each section, generates images, saves them to your Obsidian image directories, and automatically embeds the references into your document.

Yes, you can use the Gemini API to automatically add images to long-form blog posts by having the skill extract core viewpoints from each paragraph, generate matching visual prompts, and insert the created batch images directly after the corresponding text sections.

Batch image generation for Obsidian does not require manual prompt engineering because the skill automatically analyzes your article structure, extracts core viewpoints from each section, and produces the necessary image generation prompts for the Gemini API on its own.

When generating article images with the Gemini API, the available illustration styles include a minimalist hand-drawn style and an architectural blueprint editing style, allowing you to match the visual tone to your educational materials or blog content.

The automatically generated batch images are stored in a specific Obsidian directory path formatted as obsidian/09image/MMDD-topic-name, ensuring your article visuals are organized by date and subject matter before being embedded back into the document.

If batch illustration generation fails to insert images into your educational materials, verify your Gemini API connectivity and ensure your article has valid H2/H3 headings for structural analysis, as the skill applies basic validation before embedding image references.