Drop in a photo, a folder, or a whole zip of images and say "grayscale these." No app to open, no settings to fiddle with — Claude just does it.
One script, every input shape. Point it at a single image, several images, a folder, or a .zip archive — it figures out which and converts everything in one pass.
Every file comes back grayscale, named Original-Grayscale.ext — PNGs and WebP keep their transparency.
Use the button above, or clone github.com/moretothat/grayscale.
cp -r grayscale-main ~/.claude/skills/grayscale
pip install Pillow
Start a new session so it picks up the skill. That's it — no config, no API keys.
Just ask, in plain language:
You:
grayscale this zip of vacation photos
You, with a single file:
make this image black and white
It never asks a clarifying question — it just runs the conversion and hands back the results. Works as a plain command-line tool too: python grayscale.py photo.jpg.