File Format Converter

Problem Context

In prototyping, asset cleanup, or content delivery, file states are often mixed: designs may be PNG or WebP, demo clips may be MP4, and specs may be PDF. Repeated manual exporting, compression, and merging create version drift and extra handoff overhead. The File Format Converter focuses on these format tasks: turning images, video, and PDF files into more usable artifacts.

How It Works

The skill is organized around three jobs:

• Image conversion: supports conversion among PNG, JPG, WebP, and GIF, with batch processing and quality or size adjustment; related functions include convertImage(input, output, options) and compressImage(input, output, quality).
• Video to GIF: converts video sources such as MP4, AVI, and MOV into GIF, with segment selection and frame-rate adjustment; the function is videoToGif(input, output, options).
• PDF processing: supports merging, splitting, and image export; mergePdf(files, output) handles merging, pdfToImages(input, outputDir) exports pages as images, and splitting is listed as a core capability.

In practice, clarify the input file, target format, and output directory before calling the matching function, then route generated files into version control or an asset folder. It is suitable for scripted, batch, and multi-format workflows; corrupt files, protected documents, special encodings, or unwritable paths should be validated in the environment first.