pw-redbook-image_skill

Overview

This skill converts article content into a series of Xiaohongshu (Redbook) style images, producing cover, content, and ending images. It accepts input from a URL, a local file, or direct text, then auto-generates English prompts and calls an image generator to produce a cohesive image set. The output is organized into a structured working directory with optional post-processing to create long images, PPTX, or PDF.

How this skill works

The skill fetches or reads the source content, extracts the theme and core points, and decides the number of images (2–10) based on content complexity. It generates per-image prompt files (in English) using style templates, then invokes available image-generation skills to create vertically oriented images (3:4 or 9:16). Finally it saves the source, prompts, and images into a topic-named directory and offers optional merge utilities for long images, PPTX, or PDF.

When to use it

• You want a multi-image Xiaohongshu-style post from a full article or long text.
• You need a consistent set of cover, content, and closing images for social sharing.
• You have a URL, markdown/txt file, or plain text and want ready-to-post visuals.
• You want to batch-generate a series of images with a unified style and palette.

Best practices

• Generate the first image and confirm style before creating the rest to ensure consistency.
• Use concise copy: one core idea per content image and ample white space.
• Specify ratio (3:4 or 9:16), style (cartoon/hand-drawn), and color palette in prompts.
• Write prompts in English and avoid Markdown formatting for best image-generation results.
• Keep author info consistent (same position and format) across all images.

Example use cases

• Turn a how-to blog post into a 5-card Xiaohongshu carousel: cover, 3 tips, summary.
• Convert a research summary into 7 cards highlighting key findings with visual stickers.
• Create a promotional series from a product page URL for social posting.
• Batch-produce images from a markdown guide and export both PPTX and PDF for presentations.