A high-performance utility for extracting specific objects from image datasets based on standard bounding box annotation formats.
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npx clawhub@latest install image-cropper
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Image Cropper is a versatile tool designed for developers and data scientists working with computer vision datasets. It automates the process of isolating objects from larger images using existing annotation files in COCO, YOLO, VOC, or LabelMe formats. By integrating this into your Openclaw Skills collection, you can rapidly prepare training data or extract visual assets with precision.
This skill streamlines the workflow of dataset preparation, allowing for batch processing and custom padding to ensure that extracted objects retain necessary context for further analysis or model training. It is an essential utility for anyone needing to transform raw annotated data into clean, object-centric image assets.
To get started with this component of Openclaw Skills, you must first install the required image processing library:
pip install pillow
Once installed, you can execute crops using the following command structure:
# Example for YOLO format
python scripts/cropper.py yolo images/ labels/ output/
# Example for COCO format
python scripts/cropper.py coco annotations.json images/ output/
The skill handles input and output data across several standard AI formats to maintain compatibility with major labeling tools:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Input Formats | COCO (JSON), YOLO (TXT), VOC (XML), LabelMe (JSON) |
| Image Inputs | Standard image formats including JPG and PNG |
| Output Files | Individual object crops named by source image and object index |
| Metadata | Preserves object relationships and allows for batch processing tracking |
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