# img2irc (1.0.6) ![img2irc preview](https://i.imgur.com/oetHhMB.png) img2irc is a utility which converts images to half or quarterblock irc/ansi art, with a lot of post-processing filters *halfblock* means that each row will contain two rows worth of pixels, effectively doubling the vertical resolution *quarterblock* (experimental) means that each row will contain two rows worth of pixels, and each column will contain two columns worth of pixels, quadrupling the resolution the `irc` mode has 99 colours, the `ansi` mode has 256, `ansi24` has 16777216 # how to install - ### download the linux binary statically linked with musl, works on all x86_64 linux platforms cd /tmp wget https://github.com/waveplate/img2irc/releases/download/v1.0.4/img2irc-1.0.4-linux-x86_64.tar.gz sudo tar -xzf img2irc-1.0.4-linux-x86_64.tar.gz -C /usr/local/bin --strip-components=1 img2irc-1.0.4/img2irc rm -rf img2irc-1.0.4-linux-x86_64.tar.gz - ### install with `yay` (arch linux) >[!NOTE] >if you like this project, i would appreciate you giving it a vote on the [aur](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/img2irc)! yay -S img2irc - ### install with `cargo` cargo install img2irc-rs the binary will be installed to `~/.cargo/bin/img2irc` # usage `img2irc [OPTIONS]` | option | description | default value | | ------ | ----------- | ------------- | | `` | image url or file path | none | | `--irc` | irc render type | true | | `--ansi` | 8-bit ansi render type | false | | `--ansi24` | 24-bit ansi render type | false | | `--qb` | use quarterblocks (experimental) | false | | `-w, --width ` | output image width in columns | 50 | | `-b, --brightness=` | adjust brightness (-255 to 255) | 0 | | `-c, --contrast=` | adjust contrast (-255 to 255) | 0 | | `-s, --saturation=` | adjust saturation (-255 to 255) | 0 | | `-H, --hue ` | rotate hue (0 to 360) | 0 | | `-g, --gamma ` | adjust gamma (0 to 255) | 0 | | `--dither ` | dithering (1 to 8) | 0 | | `--pixelize ` | pixelize pixel size | 0 | | `--gaussian-blur ` | gaussian blur radius | 0 | | `--oil ` | oil ("[RADIUS],[INTENSITY]") | | | `--grayscale` | converts image to black and white | | `--nograyscale` | exclude grayscale colours from the palette | | `--halftone` | made up of small dots creating a continuous-tone illusion | | `--sepia` | brownish, aged appearance like old photographs | | `--normalize` | adjusts brightness and contrast for better image quality | | `--noise` | random variations in brightness and color like film grain | | `--emboss` | gives a raised, 3d appearance | | `--box-blur` | smoothed appearance like frosted glass | | `--identity` | no modifications, unchanged image | | `--laplace` | enhances edges and boundaries in an image | | `--noise-reduction` | reduces noise for a cleaner, clearer image | | `--sharpen` | increases clarity and definition, making edges and details more distinct | | `--cali` | cool blue tone with increased contrast | | `--dramatic` | high contrast and vivid colors for a dramatic effect | | `--firenze` | warm, earthy tones reminiscent of tuscan landscapes | | `--golden` | warm, golden glow like sunset light | | `--lix` | high-contrast black and white appearance with increased sharpness | | `--lofi` | low-fidelity, retro appearance like old photographs or film | | `--neue` | clean, modern appearance with neutral colors and simple design | | `--obsidian` | dark, monochromatic appearance with black and gray shades | | `--pastel-pink` | soft, delicate pink tint like pastel colors | | `--ryo` | bright, high-contrast appearance with vivid colors and sharp details | | `--invert` | colors are inverted, opposite on the color wheel | | `--frosted-glass` | blurred, frosted appearance as if viewed through semi-transparent surface | | `--solarize` | strange, otherworldly appearance with inverted colors and surreal atmosphere | | `--edge-detection` | highlights edges and boundaries in an image |