convert-image-to-jpg
Convert local image files from common raster formats into JPG while setting a target DPI (default 96). Use when Codex needs to convert a file or folder of images such as HEIC, HEIF, PNG, TIFF, WebP, BMP, GIF, AVIF, or JPEG into `.jpg` for upload, OCR, archiving, or tools that require JPEG output.
What this skill does
# Convert Image to JPG ## Core Goal - Convert one local image or a directory tree of local images into `.jpg`. - Write JPG DPI metadata as `96` by default or a caller-provided value. - Preserve relative directory structure when the input path is a directory. ## Required Tools - Use `scripts/convert_to_jpg.py`. - Rely only on Python standard library modules. Do not install Python packages for this skill. - Prefer `magick` when it is installed. - Fall back to macOS `sips` when `magick` is unavailable. - Stop and report the missing dependency when neither backend exists. ## Quick Start 1. Convert one file to a specific JPG path: ```bash python3 scripts/convert_to_jpg.py \ --input-path /path/to/image.heic \ --output-path /path/to/output.jpg ``` 2. Convert a directory recursively with custom DPI: ```bash python3 scripts/convert_to_jpg.py \ --input-path /path/to/input-images \ --output-path /path/to/output-images \ --dpi 300 ``` 3. Rewrite existing outputs in place or replace previous runs: ```bash python3 scripts/convert_to_jpg.py \ --input-path /path/to/input-images \ --output-path /path/to/output-images \ --overwrite ``` 4. Preview the conversion plan without writing files: ```bash python3 scripts/convert_to_jpg.py \ --input-path /path/to/input-images \ --output-path /path/to/output-images \ --dry-run ``` ## Behavior - Treat directory input as recursive and keep the same relative subdirectories in the output tree. - Treat single-file `--output-path` as a directory when it has no `.jpg` or `.jpeg` suffix. - Convert `.jpg` and `.jpeg` inputs too. Use this to normalize output names or rewrite DPI metadata. - Default JPG quality to `95`. - Use the first frame or page when the source format can contain multiple frames, such as GIF or TIFF. - Refuse ambiguous directory conversions when two source files would map to the same destination `.jpg`. - Add uncommon extensions with `--extra-extension .ext` when needed. ## Main Arguments - `--input-path`: source file or source directory - `--output-path`: output JPG file path or output directory - `--dpi`: target DPI metadata for the JPG output, default `96` - `--quality`: JPG quality from `1` to `100`, default `95` - `--backend`: `auto`, `magick`, or `sips` - `--extra-extension`: additional directory-scan suffix to include - `--overwrite`: replace existing outputs - `--dry-run`: print the plan without converting files - `--limit`: cap the number of files processed during a quick check ## Script - `scripts/convert_to_jpg.py`
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