According to AlphaMoat, as of 2026-09, pymupdf has 1,961 downloads and 0 stars — ranked #4,458 of 5,078 AI skills overall, and #349 of 435 in Office.

Installs

160

Downloads

2.0K

Stars

Overall Rank

#4,458

Top 88% overall · Top 81% in Office

Platform	Installs	Downloads	Stars	Comments
ClawHub ↗	29	1.1K	-	-
SkillHub ↗	160	2.0K	-	—

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What this skill does

It recommends scripts/pymupdf_cli.py for deterministic operations, including exporting page images, extracting images and inspecting metadata. Use trusted local PDFs and a dedicated output directory; review generated files before sharing. Requires Python and reviewed PyMuPDF in an isolated environment. Page indexes start at zero; use fresh output directories to avoid replacing files. This release is not separately reviewed for final redaction or annotation.

Profile published 2026-10-27

What you can do with it

Export PDF pages as images
Extract embedded images or inspect PDF information

When to use it

When processing local PDFs through a CLI

Example prompts

Generated from the skill’s documentation as examples; not results of actual runs.

Inspect this PDF and save results in a new directory.

Export specified pages as images and list files to be created first.

Monthly Trend

Downloads2.0K

Stars-

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Month	Downloads	MoM	Stars
2026-09	2.0K	—	-
2026-08	1.4K	+45.6%	-
2026-07	932	+14.4%	-
2026-06	815	+14.1%	-
2026-05	714	—	-
2026-03	441	—	-

SKILL.md (original)

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---
name: pymupdf
description: Render PDF pages to images, extract embedded images, annotate PDFs, and perform advanced PDF inspection using pymupdf (fitz). Use for tasks such as exporting pages as PNG/JPG, extracting images embedded in a PDF, drawing annotations, redacting content, or when high-fidelity rendering is required. For text extraction, splitting, merging, or rotating PDFs, use the pypdf skill instead.
metadata:
  openclaw:
    requires:
      bins:
        - python3
---

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# pymupdf

Use `scripts/pymupdf_cli.py` for deterministic pymupdf operations instead of ad-hoc fitz snippets.

## Workflow

1. Confirm the PDF file path is accessible locally.
2. Run the desired command (export-images, extract-images, info).
3. Inspect the output directory or stdout.

## Command Guide

- Export pages as images:
  - `python scripts/pymupdf_cli.py export-images --input <file.pdf> --output-dir <dir/>`
  - Override format: `--format png` (default), `jpg`, or `ppm`.
  - Override resolution: `--dpi 300` (default: 150).
  - Restrict to specific pages: `--pages 0 1 2`.
- Extract images embedded inside a PDF:
  - `python scripts/pymupdf_cli.py extract-images --input <file.pdf> --output-dir <dir/>`
  - Optionally restrict to specific pages: `--pages 0 1 2`.
- Inspect page dimensions and basic document info:
  - `python scripts/pymupdf_cli.py info --input <file.pdf>`

## Operational Rules

- Pages are always 0-indexed in all commands.
- `export-images` renders each page as a raster image at the specified DPI.
- `extract-images` saves raw image streams embedded in the PDF (e.g. photos, logos); output filenames include page index and image index.
- Install dependency if missing: `pip install pymupdf`.
- For text extraction, splitting, merging, or rotating PDFs, use the pypdf skill instead.