first import the package on your terminal with pip:
pip3 install im2txt
next you import the module:
import im2txt
now you just need to encode the image of your preference:
im2txt.encode('/path/to/image/pooptest.jpg')
you will receive a pooptest.txt file.
This file will have the pixel value of all pixels on the image.
To decode the .txt file back to an image we use:
im2txt.decode('path/to/txtfile/pooptest.txt')
you will receive the encoded image back again in form of .png!
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