Images to Word Document

What problem it solves

When a workspace contains several images that need to be archived, reviewed, or annotated by hand, opening each image, resizing pages, inserting them into Word, and adding ruled lines at the bottom is error-prone and inconsistent. Images to Word targets this batch image-to-printable-document workflow by collecting supported images into A4 pages in filename order.

How it works

The skill’s core is scripts/create_doc.js, a Node.js script that uses the docx package to generate a .docx file. It scans workspace_dir for PNG, JPG/JPEG, GIF, BMP, and SVG files, places one image per page, and uses A4 size with 0.5-inch margins. Each page can include a ruled writing area at the bottom, which is useful for handwritten notes. Optional parameters include output_file, writing_lines, and image_ratio; the defaults cover common use: output to images_collection.docx, five ruled lines per page, and an image height of about 68% of the page. If an image dimension cannot be parsed, the script falls back to 800×600 and continues.

Boundaries

It does not interpret image content, run OCR, translate text, or rename images automatically; it only merges images into a Word document by filename. You do not need to pre-scan or count images before running it. Unsupported or unreadable files are skipped, so the final page count may be lower than the total number of files in the workspace.