Characters — ASCII Art
Classic ASCII art — printable characters like @, #, S, 0, 8 mapped to image brightness. The iconic text-art look.
/ALL STYLES
14 image and video styles — from classic ASCII characters and pixel art to voxel cubes, photo mosaic, halftone dots, glitch, LEGO and more. Click any card to try the look instantly on your own photo or video.
/PICK A STYLE
Each card opens the editor with that style pre-applied — drop your photo or video to see it instantly. Where a dedicated guide exists, "Read more" takes you to the long-form page.
Classic ASCII art — printable characters like @, #, S, 0, 8 mapped to image brightness. The iconic text-art look.
Square pixel grid with quantised palette. Turn any photo into clean 8-bit, 16-bit or modern indie pixel art.
Half-block, quarter-block and full-block Unicode glyphs — dense pixel-art-like detail with a terminal aesthetic.
Every cell becomes a coloured tile sampled from the original photo. Pick square, wide or tall shapes for different feels.
Posterised LEGO-style studded tiles with raised-dot highlights. Looks like a brick mosaic of your photo.
Dot matrix mode draws filled circles instead of glyphs — circles scale with brightness for a halftone-print effect.
3D isometric cubes with per-face shading, adjustable cell size and outline. Turn a photo into voxel art.
Glitter-tile rendering that wraps your image onto a mirror-ball sphere with bloom and lens flares.
Animation mode renders every frame as ASCII for looping motion. Export as MP4 or GIF.
Plus and × glyphs form a hatched grid texture across the image. Crisp, graphic, monochrome friendly.
Slashes form a directional weave texture — gives images a brushed, sketched feel.
Sharp jewel-like diamond glyphs ◆ with brightness-driven sizing. Premium, decorative, ornate.
Vertical line glyphs that read like rain or barcode static — minimal, graphic, hypnotic.
Composite ramp combining multiple character families for richer textural detail. Use for portraits and high-detail scenes.
All 14 styles are live in the editor right now. Long-form guides for each style ship at a cadence of roughly one per week — currently 2 of 14 guides published.