image-review-pdf

Processes images and videos into annotated review PDFs with thumbnails and space for notes.

3|Updated Nov 16, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tnez/agent-skills --skill image-review-pdf
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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: image-review-pdf
Source: https://github.com/tnez/agent-skills/tree/main/documents/image-review-pdf
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tnez/agent-skills --skill image-review-pdf

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires Pillow, reportlab, ffmpeg (optional), and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Manually compiling images and video frames into review documents with annotation space is tedious. This skill automates the creation of professional PDFs, perfect for bug reports, daily reviews, or project documentation.

Core Features & Use Cases:

  • Automated PDF Generation: Convert directories of images/videos into structured PDFs with thumbnails.
  • Annotation Space: Include dedicated areas for notes and feedback directly within the PDF.
  • Use Case: Quickly generate a bug report PDF from a folder of screenshots, allowing your QA team to add detailed annotations for developers.

Quick Start: Generate a review PDF named 'bug-report.pdf' from the images in the './screenshots' directory.

Frequently Asked Questions about image-review-pdf

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a PDF with screenshots and annotation space for bug reports?

Generate review PDFs by processing image directories into structured documents with dedicated annotation areas. This skill converts screenshots into professional PDFs with space for notes and feedback, automating what would otherwise require manual compilation for QA workflows and bug reporting.

Can I extract video frames and include them as thumbnails in a PDF?

Yes, when ffmpeg is available, this skill extracts frames from video files and converts them into PDF thumbnails alongside image processing. You can batch-process mixed image and video content into a single annotated review document.

What's the best way to batch-process multiple images into a single review document?

Use CLI batch processing to convert directories of images into structured PDFs with modular components like screenshot sections, annotation boxes, and title pages. The skill handles image optimization and PDF composition in a single operation.

Do I need ffmpeg installed to use this skill?

ffmpeg is optional. Image-only workflows work without it; video frame extraction requires ffmpeg. Pillow and reportlab are the core dependencies for PDF generation and image processing.

Can I use this for daily reports and project documentation beyond bug reports?

Yes, this skill supports quick reviews, daily reports, project documentation, and QA workflows. It's designed for any scenario requiring annotated image or video thumbnail compilation with configurable metadata and styling.

How do I integrate image-to-PDF conversion into a custom pipeline?

Use the library-based composition approach with modular PDF building blocks. You can programmatically assemble screenshots, annotation boxes, and metadata into custom pipelines beyond CLI batch processing.