Apps tagged with 'ascii-images'

Displays NFO files with full charset support, offers three view modes, clickable links, and numerous customization options, including fine-tuning colors.

Vector Camera displays real-time effects applied to what your camera is pointing at. Effects include wireframes and outlines, color shifting, and rendering with text characters. Take pictures and record videos, change their effects, and export or share them.

Letterpress converts your images into a picture made up of ASCII characters. You can save the output to a file, copy it, and even change its resolution! High-res output can still be viewed comfortably by lowering the zoom factor.

free and open-source web-based application for creating and editing images consisting of text characters and hieroglyphs (ASCII graphics / Shift_JIS art / Kaomoji and many others).

Elm bot lines converts ASCII text-based diagrams to SVG drawing. It's built with Elm and is available to download through GitHub, or directly accessible as a web app.

cbonsai go port.

Quickly view (satellite) imagery directly in your terminal using Unicode 9.0 characters and true color. textview is a small tool to quickly view high-resolution multi-band imagery directly in your terminal.

ASCIIator is a free and easy-to-use tool to generate colored ASCII art from images. Simply upload an image and tweak the options to get the output ASCII image you want.

Command line tool for turning images into text.

derasterize converts pictures into Unicode text with Ansi colors for display within a terminal. It performs lots of AVX2 optimized math to deliver the best quality on modern terminals with 24-bit color support, e.g. Kitty, Gnome Terminal, CMD.EXE, mintty, mlterm, etc.

Bonsai tree generator, written in Rust using crossterm. It creates an ascii bonsai tree that is colored using your terminals color scheme. It is also configurable via CLI arguments. It can print a static tree to your terminal, or you can watch it grow live.

Converts images into textual line art. Contribute to lf94/img2utf development by creating an account on GitHub.