ASCII art represents images using printable characters from the ASCII character set. Each character approximates the brightness of the corresponding pixel region.
You can upload JPG, PNG, BMP, or WEBP images for ASCII conversion.
Yes. You can adjust the width (in characters) of the ASCII output. A wider output gives more detail.
Yes. Copy the ASCII text and paste it into a terminal or text file. Use a monospace font for correct character alignment.
Characters are chosen based on their visual density. Dense characters like @ and # represent dark areas; light characters like . and space represent bright areas.
Yes. The tool converts the image to greyscale first, then maps brightness values to ASCII characters.
Yes. ASCII art displays correctly in GitHub README files and any monospace text environment.