15 reusable AI image skills — from crayon sketches and clay scenes to anime, comics, and printmaking.
Turn a photo or a written idea into a distinctive styled image. Each skill includes style rules, ready-to-use prompts, visual examples, and specific ways to fix an off-style result.
Made by Berryon, an AI creative canvas. Use the skills with your own image-capable agent, copy the prompts into an image editor, or try the matching Berryon browser tools.
中文说明 · Installation · Examples · Full style collection
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Existing marketing illustrations; not a benchmark of these exported skills. Each example page shows the source alongside the style illustration. Provenance and limitations.
Open a skill's Prompts & examples, attach your photo to an image editor that supports reference images, and paste the complete prompt. For a new scene, use the text-to-image example instead.
The skill files are free to use under MIT. Image generation requires your own compatible tool and may incur its normal charges. A Berryon account is not required to use the prompts or local skills.
Clone this repository into a directory of your choice:
git clone https://github.com/Howell5/berryon-visual-skills.git
cd berryon-visual-skillsCopy the skill folders into Codex's skills directory. The following macOS/Linux commands skip existing installations so local changes are not overwritten:
mkdir -p "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills"
for skill in skills/berryon-*; do
target="${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills/$(basename "$skill")"
if [ -e "$target" ]; then
printf 'Already installed, skipped: %s\n' "$target"
else
cp -R "$skill" "$target"
fi
doneRestart Codex to pick up newly installed skills. Then attach an image and ask:
$berryon-linocut Turn this fox photo into a black-and-cream linocut.
Keep its gaze and facial markings. Return one image.
Or start from text:
$berryon-risograph Create a watermelon still life in pink, teal, and yellow.
Portrait 4:5. No lettering.
To prepare a prompt without generating an image:
$berryon-etching Write a prompt for a copper-plate etching of a barn owl.
Do not generate an image.
To update, review the changed skill folders after git pull and replace only the installations you want to update. To uninstall, remove the corresponding berryon-* folders from your Codex skills directory.
The portable content is Markdown with name and description frontmatter. Follow your agent's own custom-skill installation instructions, or use the prompts manually. This release does not claim automated compatibility testing across agent products. A skill does not provide a model, credentials, or an image-generation API.
- Reference mode preserves important subject details while changing the visual treatment.
- Text mode creates a new scene without requiring an upload.
- Prompt-only requests do not trigger generation.
- Each style has its own quality checks and correction prompts.
- Results depend on the model and source image; these are digital style simulations, not physical artworks, animated sequences, or print-ready ink separations.
Start with one folder under skills/, containing SKILL.md and a worked examples.md. Keep the skill independently useful, preserve the user's requested tool, and label example provenance. See the collection and acceptance checklist.
Run the package check with Node.js 24 or later:
node scripts/check.mjsSkill instructions, prompts, and repository code are MIT licensed. Remotely hosted example images are not included in that license; see PROVENANCE.md. Berryon names and marks remain with their respective owners.





