image-magik-resize
Resize images using ImageMagick (CLI)
Setup & Installation
Install command
clawhub install pr1vateer/image-magik-resizeIf the CLI is not installed:
Install command
npx clawhub@latest install pr1vateer/image-magik-resizeOr install with OpenClaw CLI:
Install command
openclaw skills install pr1vateer/image-magik-resizeor paste the repo link into your assistant's chat
Install command
https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/pr1vateer/image-magik-resizeWhat This Skill Does
Resizes images using ImageMagick via a Bash script. Supports width-only scaling, exact dimensions, percentage scaling, and conditional resizing. Called by the agent or openclaw CLI with a simple geometry string.
Lets agents resize images without the user knowing ImageMagick geometry flag syntax.
When to Use It
- Resize product photos to a standard width before uploading to a store
- Scale down screenshots to 50% for use in documentation
- Shrink large images before attaching them to emails
- Resize a profile photo to exact pixel dimensions required by a platform
- Reduce oversized photos without upscaling smaller ones
View original SKILL.md file
## Overview This skill provides a single executable script `scripts/resize.sh` that the agent (or the `openclaw` CLI) can call to resize an image with ImageMagick. ## Installation (manual) Copy the folder into your OpenClaw skills directory, e.g.: ```bash cp -r resize-magic ~/.openclaw/skills/resize-magic # or install via CLI if available openclaw skill install ./resize-magic ```
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Resize product photos to a standard width before uploading to a store
- 1Resize product photos to a standard width before uploading to a store
- 2Scale down screenshots to 50% for use in documentation
- 3Shrink large images before attaching them to emails
- 4Resize a profile photo to exact pixel dimensions required by a platform
- 5Reduce oversized photos without upscaling smaller ones
Resize images using ImageMagick (CLI)
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