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imagemagick-tools
Infrastructure skill — image processing and manipulation via ImageMagick: resize, composite, convert formats, add watermarks. Use when batch-processing textures, thumbnails, or rendered images at the file level. Not for in-DCC texture or material editing — use a domain skill bound to the specific DCC for that.
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# ImageMagick Tools
Batch image processing for DCC pipelines using ImageMagick.
## Tools
### `imagemagick_tools__resize`
Resize textures for LOD levels, thumbnails, or export targets.
```bash
# Example invocation via MCP
{"name": "imagemagick_tools__resize",
"arguments": {"input": "tex_4k.exr", "output": "tex_1k.png",
"width": 1024, "height": 1024, "fit": "cover"}}