ReplayAutonomous app testing for teams who ship at AI-speed
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Give your README a signature, your Discord a mascot, or your next blog post a character-art cover. Turn photos and logos into ASCII locally in your browser—free, with no signup or image upload. Start with a built-in example, compare before/after, and tune presets, detail and color. Copy text or Markdown; export TXT, PNG, SVG, HTML or ANSI. Text formats keep editable characters; image exports preserve the look. Try the neon jellyfish or make an 80-column fox README mark.
Image to ASCII
Can i use it inside claude code?
I really appreciate the fine little details you put into presenting this small tool. The icon, the monotype typo, the compare view, and all the adjustment options. Beautiful work!
PixFit
I love it, never knew this was a thing. I even didn't know they were called ASCII.
Congrats!!
Does the output let you lock a max width? Every ASCII block I have dropped into a README looked fine on desktop and wrapped into mush the moment someone opened it on a phone.
Dial
left a review above - the local-only, no-signup angle is the right call for a tool like this. I made a README banner out of the built-in jellyfish example and exported as HTML since I wanted it to keep the color for GitHub's rendered markdown rather than flattening it to plain TXT. curious if the SVG export keeps the same crispness at different zoom levels or if it's really tuned for one fixed size.