Convert images to ASCII text art with customizable character sets. Features width control, color/monochrome modes, and multiple character density options.
Turn any image into ASCII art, a text-based representation made from characters like @, #, and dots. Adjust the output width, pick from different character sets, and copy the result as plain text or download it as an image. A fun way to create retro-style visuals or text-friendly image representations.
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Convert images to Base64 encoded strings for embedding in CSS, HTML, or JavaScript. Multiple output formats available.
Create memes with customizable text overlays. Add multiple text layers, adjust fonts, colors, and positions.
Extract text from images using advanced OCR. Supports 18+ languages, page segmentation modes, confidence scores, and multi-format export.
You want a retro ASCII rendering of a logo for a terminal banner / README.
Input
logo.png · width 80 chars · charset " .:-=+*#%@"
Output (excerpt)
.=+*##*=:. =#@@@@@@@#= .=+*##*=:.
Each cell of the image is mapped to a character whose ink density matches the local brightness, so darker regions use heavier glyphs. Choosing width and ramp trades detail for terminal-friendly size.
Turn any image into ASCII art, a text-based representation made from characters like @, #, and dots. Adjust the output width, pick from different character sets, and copy the result as plain text or download it as an image. A fun way to create retro-style visuals or text-friendly image representations.
Generate ASCII art for README files, terminal displays, or retro-themed designs.
Create image representations that work in plain text environments like email signatures or code comments.
Convert selfies or pet photos into ASCII for a nostalgic, geeky aesthetic.
Each character has a visual "density." Dark areas map to dense characters like @ or #, while light areas use sparse ones like dots or spaces.
The output is just text characters arranged by your input image. There are no restrictions from the tool itself, just ensure you have rights to the source image.
Images are decoded, edited, and exported entirely inside this browser tab. No originals, exports, or metadata are uploaded.