xhs-images_skill

Overview

This skill generates multi-card infographic series tailored for Xiaohongshu (RedNote/XHS) posts. It splits content into 1–10 cartoon-style images and offers flexible visual styles and information layouts. Options let you force a style or layout, or let the skill auto-select based on content. Output is saved alongside the source or into a dated outputs folder for easy publishing.

How this skill works

The tool analyzes your input text to determine number of images, an appropriate style (cute, tech, notion, etc.), and a layout (sparse, balanced, dense, list, comparison, flow). It creates an outline.md and per-image prompt files specifying visual concept, color palette, and exact text for each card. Finally it generates PNG assets and a completion report showing filenames, roles (cover/content/end), and progress.

When to use it

• You want a Xiaohongshu-ready image series from a long article or notes.
• You need consistent visual style across multiple cards (cover → content → ending).
• You want to convert tutorials, summaries, or lists into shareable infographics.
• You need quick A/B options: force style/layout or let the skill auto-select.
• You want an export folder structure that pairs images with prompts and an outline.

Best practices

• Provide a clear theme or title so the cover card is punchy.
• If you need a specific tone, pass --style; otherwise rely on automatic selection for speed.
• Choose --layout when the information structure matters (e.g., steps → flow, comparisons → comparison).
• Keep each card’s text concise: aim for the layout’s recommended point count to avoid visual clutter.
• Review and edit outline.md and per-card prompt files before batch image generation for deterministic results.

Example use cases

• Turn a 1,500-word AI article into a 6-card Xiaohongshu series (cover, 4 content cards, ending).
• Create a Top 10 checklist in list layout with a bold or cute style for higher engagement.
• Produce a tech product explainer using tech style + dense layout for compact knowledge cards.
• Make a before/after comparison using comparison layout for decision guidance.
• Build a step-by-step workflow as a flow layout for tutorials or onboarding guides.