25 ASCII art styles
Every style rebuilds your image from the same grid of cells — only the marks change. Character styles export as real text; every style exports as PNG, SVG, GIF or video. Each example below was drawn by glyf from a library photo.
Character styles

CharactersLuminance becomes a character, from sparse dots to dense @ signs.

BrailleEight dots per character for four times the detail of plain ASCII.

MixedA long ramp plus solid blocks in the brightest areas.

Hex DumpEvery cell is a hex byte, laid out like a memory dump.

MatrixFalling katakana streams that light up your image.
Geometric styles

DotsOne circle per cell, sized by brightness.

CrossA plus shape per cell, thickening with the ink.

DiamondRotated squares sized by brightness.

RingsOutlined circles whose stroke grows with the ink.

HeartsEvery cell a heart, sized by brightness.

StarsFive-pointed stars sized by brightness.

HexagonsA honeycomb of hexagons sized by brightness.

TrianglesAlternating up and down triangles in a checkerboard.

BubblesTranslucent bubbles with rims and highlights.
Line styles
Print styles

DitherClassic 4×4 ordered dithering, one bit per cell.
Pixel ArtBlocky pixels with a reduced 4-level-per-channel palette.

MosaicSquare tiles with grout lines and hand-set variation.

BricksA running-bond brick wall in the colours of your image.

VoxelIsometric cubes whose height follows brightness.

Half BlocksTwo pixels per character using ▀ and ▄.




