Magazine Cover Studio
A print-ready cover with an editorial hierarchy and a considered cover-line grid. Includes a structured brief, editable local source, real PNG/PDF export, and preserved upstream attribution.
A little less setup
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Read https://skilly.uk/install/skills/magazine-cover-studio.md and follow the instructions to install this Skill for my agent.REAL SAMPLE / RELEASED PACKAGE
RELEASED v1.0.0A closer look at the actual output.
Actual generated sample: 1 page(s), 1080 × 1350 PNG exports and PDF. Demo content is explicitly fictional/synthetic.
THE COMPLETE TEMPLATE
Try it. Make yourself at home.
Scroll inside, explore the pages, and try the controls. Choose Open for downloads, printing, or external links.
1440 × 900 canvas · scaled evenly to fitUse the preview’s own scroll and keyboard controls.
- Tested runtime
- Node.js 24.19.0 · macOS arm64 · Chromium 153
- Pinned dependency
- Playwright 1.63.0 · local fonts · no external page requests
- Checks completed
- Normal and edge generation, no-overwrite safety, real PNG dimensions/PDF pages, responsive widths and category-specific browser behavior.
Local workflow, actual PNG/PDF and browser checks; independent Codex explicit SKILL.md invocation.
Outputs are HTML, opaque PNG and PDF, not PPTX, EPUB, or video. No printer bleed/CMYK conversion. Other operating systems and automatic skill discovery are unverified.
From a good brief to a better result.
A print-ready cover with an editorial hierarchy and a considered cover-line grid. Includes a structured brief, editable local source, real PNG/PDF export, and preserved upstream attribution. The published package has its own version, tested environments, and included outputs listed alongside this overview. Any earlier draft samples below retain their original verification scope.
What you bring
- Structured JSON brief with your original writing, labels and attribution
- Real data sources and reporting windows when the task uses metrics
What you’ll make
- Editable HTML and local CSS
- Opaque PNG page exports and a multi-page PDF
- Validated JSON brief and export geometry
The intended workflow
- Map your content using the task-specific input contract
- Generate editable files into a new directory
- Review the result and export actual PNG/PDF files with local Chromium