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Use this skill when the draft is ready but the WeChat article still looks like plain text. It converts Markdown, Word, PDF, or raw text into an inline-styled HTML article designed for the WeChat Official Account editor.
What it can help you make
- Structured WeChat articles with headings, highlights, quotes, code blocks, and images.
- A theme choice that suits a tutorial, review, report, or editorial piece.
- A browser preview and a clean HTML file ready to copy into WeChat.
The source includes output checks for markup that commonly loses styling after pasting. That reduces rework, but you should still inspect the final article in the editor before publishing.
How to use it well
Start with a well-structured draft. Confirm the article's goal and choose one visual theme rather than mixing styles. Replace any image placeholders with real assets, then check the pasted result on mobile as well as desktop.
When it fits
Use it for recurring WeChat content, founder notes, product explainers, and reports. It is not a visual-card generator or a replacement for writing the article itself.
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