Simple script that converts given file to a bitmap.
The project emerged as a result of wondering “How to compress long text into a form that does not look scary for a human being?”. While the generated images are obviously useless, it’s still fun to play around with them.
Requirements
Python 3.2+
Installation
pip install txttobitmap
Usage
txttobitmap --mode {palette,grayscale} input output
mode - one of the values:
palette - use 16 color palette (see: Windows 16-color palette on Wikipedia) and represent each byte as two pixels
grayscale - represent each byte as grayscale pixel
input - input file to convert
output - output file to save the bitmap as
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