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Reverts 2.0.1's split, which was mine and was wrong. It chased a scorecard error on a hypothesis 2.0.0 had already ruled out: that release failed the same check with a multi-subject attestation, and 1.0.1 passed with one, so the attestation's shape was never the variable. Back to the shape the community workflow documents, and manifest.json is attested now, which the old config left out. This does not fix the scorecard error, and nothing here can. GitHub removed the inline `bundle` field from the attestations API (breaking change, API version 2026-03-10); a reader must follow `bundle_url` instead. That endpoint now returns a null bundle on every API version, which is why `gh attestation verify` passes -- it follows the URL -- while a reader of `.bundle` sees an attestation that exists and cannot be verified, which is the error's exact wording. |
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ImageMagick for Obsidian
Optimize images inside your vault. Resize, crop, rotate, compress and convert formats, without leaving Obsidian and without uploading anything anywhere.
Powered by safi-image, a TypeScript image library written for this plugin. No native binaries, and nothing is fetched at runtime: every codec ships inside main.js, and no image ever leaves your machine. Every format is decoded in plain TypeScript except WebP, which uses a small WebAssembly codec, inlined rather than downloaded. This is the Obsidian port of the VS Code extension.
By Abdulkader Safi.
Features
- Resize: width and height inputs, lock aspect ratio, quick percentage presets.
- Crop: drag a region on the preview, or type exact coordinates.
- Rotate and flip: 90° presets, a free-angle slider, horizontal and vertical flip.
- Compress: quality slider (1-100) for lossy formats.
- Change format: JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, TIFF and BMP.
- Live preview with an output size estimate.
- Save to any vault path, with a smart default (
photo.optimized.webp) that never overwrites your source. - Presets: right-click an image (or a multi-selection) and pick Optimize with preset to write optimized output straight into the vault, no editor. A preset holds a format, quality, max size, and metadata-strip choice. Edit them in the plugin settings, or use Save as preset in the editor.
- Bulk edit: select several images, tune the pipeline on one, and Save all applies it to every file.
Usage
- From the file explorer: right-click any image, then Optimize image or Optimize with preset.
- From the command palette: ImageMagick: Open image, then pick a file.
- Drag and drop: open the view, then drag an image in from outside Obsidian.
Supported formats
Reads and writes JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, TIFF and BMP. The plugin asks the library which encoders are available and only offers formats it can actually produce.
EXIF orientation is applied on open, so a photo shot upright arrives upright. Metadata (EXIF, GPS, colour profiles) is never carried into the output.
Some things the library does not decode: AVIF and HEIC, both patent-encumbered; progressive JPEG; animated GIF and multi-page TIFF, which read as their first frame.
Development
npm install
npm run dev # rebuild main.js on save
npm run build # typecheck, then production bundle
npm test # runs real images through the edit pipeline
npm run lint
The UI is Svelte 5 mounted into an Obsidian ItemView. Styling is plain CSS in styles.css, written against Obsidian's own CSS variables, so the editor follows the active theme and light/dark mode with no rebuild. There is no CSS build step.
Running on mobile
The manifest is not desktop-only, and the plugin has no node dependency at runtime. safi-image's PNG codec imports node:zlib, which Obsidian mobile does not have, so the build swaps it for src/zlib-shim.ts (fflate) via scripts/node-shims.mjs. Any other node: import is a build error rather than a silent stub, because it would only fail on mobile and nowhere else.
License
MIT