Contrast, sizing and white space are great next steps to giving the ascographer the creative ability to get the image they need. Especially since the source material could be a photo, artwork, or who knows what. I use ascii for my advertising and generally hit several converters and even pre-processing the image to bring out the best in the original so the final ascii art looks great.
One other key feature is a cut/copy so we can get the art out of the box easily.
See https://ascii-generator.site for what I consider top shelf. There's plenty they don't have too, just sharing a comparison of basic features. Picking the scale is something I haven't seen in a while. Also, limiting the "resolution". I'm not sure how else to say that, but on large pieces it hurts the final image if there are just too many pixel types.
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[ 0.19 ms ] story [ 12.4 ms ] threadContrast, sizing and white space are great next steps to giving the ascographer the creative ability to get the image they need. Especially since the source material could be a photo, artwork, or who knows what. I use ascii for my advertising and generally hit several converters and even pre-processing the image to bring out the best in the original so the final ascii art looks great.
One other key feature is a cut/copy so we can get the art out of the box easily.
See https://ascii-generator.site for what I consider top shelf. There's plenty they don't have too, just sharing a comparison of basic features. Picking the scale is something I haven't seen in a while. Also, limiting the "resolution". I'm not sure how else to say that, but on large pieces it hurts the final image if there are just too many pixel types.