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ascii-image-converter 命令

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常用示例

Convert image to ASCII art

ascii-image-converter [image.png]

Convert with color output

ascii-image-converter -C [image.png]

Convert with specific width

ascii-image-converter -W [80] [image.png]

Convert using braille characters

ascii-image-converter -b [image.png]

Use a custom character map

ascii-image-converter -m " .:-=+*#%@" [image.png]

Fit output to terminal width

ascii-image-converter -f [image.png]

Save output as PNG image

ascii-image-converter -s [output_dir] -C [image.png]

说明

ascii-image-converter transforms images into ASCII art. It analyzes pixel brightness and maps values to ASCII characters, creating text representations of images viewable in terminals. The tool supports various image formats and can produce colored output using ANSI escape codes.

参数

-C, --color
Display with colors from the original image
-b, --braille
Use Braille characters instead of ASCII
-g, --grayscale
Display in grayscale colors
-n, --negative
Invert colors
-c, --complex
Use a wider range of ASCII characters for more detail
-m _chars_, --map _chars_
Custom character string (darkest to lightest)
-d _width_,_height_, --dimensions _width_,_height_
Set width and height in character lengths
-W _width_, --width _width_
Set width; height calculated by aspect ratio
-H _height_, --height _height_
Set height; width calculated by aspect ratio
-f, --full
Fit to terminal width while maintaining aspect ratio
-x, --flipX
Flip horizontally
-y, --flipY
Flip vertically
--dither
Apply dithering for braille art
--threshold _value_
Threshold (0-255) for braille pixel comparison
--color-bg
Apply color to character backgrounds instead of foregrounds
-s _dir_, --save-img _dir_
Save output as PNG image
--save-txt _dir_
Save output as TXT file
--save-gif _dir_
Save converted GIF as ASCII art GIF
--only-save
Suppress terminal output when saving
--formats
Display supported input image formats

FAQ

What is the ascii-image-converter command used for?

ascii-image-converter transforms images into ASCII art. It analyzes pixel brightness and maps values to ASCII characters, creating text representations of images viewable in terminals. The tool supports various image formats and can produce colored output using ANSI escape codes.

How do I run a basic ascii-image-converter example?

Run `ascii-image-converter [image.png]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -C, --color do in ascii-image-converter?

Display with colors from the original image