Image to ASCII

Renders text as large ASCII letters through a real FIGfont renderer, with two bundled fonts and a slot for a .flf of your own.

Turns a photograph into Unicode braille cells — 2 × 4 dots per character, eight times the resolution of a brightness ramp — with a choice of dithering.

Converts an image into half blocks, quadrants or sextants with an ANSI truecolor foreground and background in every cell, and exports ANSI, HTML, SVG and PNG.

Builds an animation of character grids from a video, a GIF, a frame-by-frame editor, moving text or a procedural effect, and exports plain frames, ANSI, asciicast v2, an animated GIF and a self-contained HTML player.

Renders text as large ASCII letters through a real FIGfont renderer, with two bundled fonts and a slot for a .flf of your own.

Applies a mosaic or blur over selected regions of an image and flattens it into the output.

Resizes by pixels, percentage or a target longest edge, with aspect-ratio lock and batch presets.

Composes one day’s reading for a zodiac animal or star sign from the day’s own 일진 and the traditional temperament of the sign. Seeded from the date, so it is the same all day and refreshing does not reroll it.

Two birth dates give two animal signs and two day stems. Reports the exact relation between them — 삼합, 육합, 충, 원진, 형, 파, 해 — and the five-element relation of the day stems, each with the traditional verdict.

Draws boxes, lines, arrows and labels on a character grid, deriving every corner and junction from which neighbours are occupied, in Unicode box drawing or pure ASCII.