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openclaw-avif2jpg

Convert `.avif` images to `.jpg` using a CLI workflow for one or more input paths. Use when the user asks to convert AVIF files, batch-convert a folder of AVIF images, or convert mixed file/folder path inputs while writing outputs next to the source location.

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Skill instructions

OpenClaw AVIF to JPG

Overview

Run the bundled Python script to convert AVIF images into JPEG. Accept one folder path or multiple file/folder paths and place output beside source paths.

Quick Start

  1. Ensure dependencies exist:
python3 -m pip install Pillow pillow-avif-plugin
  1. Convert one folder:
python3 scripts/avif2jpg.py /path/to/folder
  1. Convert multiple files:
python3 scripts/avif2jpg.py /path/a.avif /path/b.avif
  1. Recursively convert folder:
python3 scripts/avif2jpg.py /path/to/folder --recursive

Output Rules

  • If input is a folder /data/photos, output goes to sibling folder /data/photos_jpg.
  • If input is a file /data/a.avif, output goes to /data/a.jpg.
  • Skip non-.avif files and print warnings.

Command Options

  • --quality <1-100>: Set JPEG quality (default 92).
  • --overwrite: Overwrite existing output file.
  • --recursive: Recursively scan folders.

Execution Checklist

  1. Resolve and validate each input path first.
  2. Install dependencies if Pillow or AVIF plugin is missing.
  3. Run scripts/avif2jpg.py with user options.
  4. Report converted files, skipped files, and failures.

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/guoway/openclaw-avif2jpg
Version
—
Commit
5d0ce979ee2b98bd63b1748140058633402ebaa9
Classification source
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Status
active
Visibility
public

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SKILL.md
# OpenClaw AVIF to JPG

## Overview

Run the bundled Python script to convert AVIF images into JPEG.
Accept one folder path or multiple file/folder paths and place output beside source paths.

## Quick Start

1. Ensure dependencies exist:
```bash
python3 -m pip install Pillow pillow-avif-plugin
```
2. Convert one folder:
```bash
python3 scripts/avif2jpg.py /path/to/folder
```
3. Convert multiple files:
```bash
python3 scripts/avif2jpg.py /path/a.avif /path/b.avif
```
4. Recursively convert folder:
```bash
python3 scripts/avif2jpg.py /path/to/folder --recursive
```

## Output Rules

- If input is a folder `/data/photos`, output goes to sibling folder `/data/photos_jpg`.
- If input is a file `/data/a.avif`, output goes to `/data/a.jpg`.
- Skip non-`.avif` files and print warnings.

## Command Options

- `--quality <1-100>`: Set JPEG quality (default `92`).
- `--overwrite`: Overwrite existing output file.
- `--recursive`: Recursively scan folders.

## Execution Checklist

1. Resolve and validate each input path first.
2. Install dependencies if `Pillow` or AVIF plugin is missing.
3. Run `scripts/avif2jpg.py` with user options.
4. Report converted files, skipped files, and failures.

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