https://asciii.com

Made this over the past few days. Browser-based ascii generator with live editing, animation mode, webcam input, etc. Exports as text or image. Completely free, just a weird fun side thing :)

Not ready for mobile just yet. Open to feedback if you wanna poke around or break it!

EDIT: Our Discord: https://discord.gg/DFw46kq3tN

https://asciii.com

MVP took around two hours, then cleaned it up and worked on the UI over the last couple days. Browser-based ascii generator with live editing, animation mode, webcam input, etc. Exports as text or image.

Completely free, just a weird fun side thing :) Not ready for mobile just yet.

Open to feedback if you wanna poke around or break it!

Live Demo: https://ascii-editor.vercel.app/
Source Code: https://github.com/dnisdv/ascii-editor

This is one of the programs that I wrote which I am willing to look forward to improve.
I'd love to write more idiomatic Rust, What do you guys suggest me furthermore. (I already know repositories like idiomatic-rust or several books including design patterns, the nomicon etc.)

https://github.com/UTFeight/Charisma

Hard to describe, but I'd like to find a script or online generator that will allow me to:

- paste in a string containing the individual numbers 1 - 999 (so 1 2 3 4 5....500 501 502....998 999)
- have it produce a single ascii large art image "999" using those strings as the individual characters that make up the "999"

Example: If I was only using numbers 1-19 and wanted it to produce "15" as output it might be like:

  1   2 3 4 5
  6   7
  8   9 10
 11       12
 13         14
 15        16
 17   18 19 

Basically I want ASCII art using my strings as text, not the characters being represented by the letters themselves as would be standard in simple ASCII art (in the above example, a normal generator would have only used 1s to represent the big "1" and 5s to represent the big "5" - not what I want).

Any ideas? Thanks!

I came across a this site that generates ASCII art animation on the go. It uses <pre>. The midjourney landing page does something similar using an SVG image. Is there like a library or a software which I can use to procedurally generate ASCII art?

I am not looking for turning an image into ASCII art. I'm looking to generate text patterns myself. A tutorial recommendation would be appreciated very much. Thanks in advance.

I've been using python for a while, but I struggle to think of more ambitious projects, so most of my projects are very, very simple. But this time I've tried to make something a little more complicated (granted, it's not that complicated, just a little more complex than my usual project), so I made an ASCII art generator, that takes an image of any type and converts it to ASCII art. This is also the first time I am releasing my code on Github for other people to use.

I'm posting this here to see if anyone can make suggestions on how to improve the code, and see if there is anything wrong with it (so basically a code review).

Github link

Preferably for Linux, but any operating system works.