ASCII. Brush Camera

Draw your photo the way you want it! ASCII. started from a simple wish — to make ASCII photos that actually look good. On top of the visual calm of vintage computer graphics, it adds colour and a brush, so you can make your own images and enjoy doing it. Unlike plain converters, you can lay a rainbow-coloured pattern over the frame, and paint your own brush to make a picture that exists nowhere else. With a 3-second loop you can also make the kind of ASCII video you have seen in retro games, and lately in horror games. If you need longer, a one-time purchase takes it to 15 seconds — but 3 seconds is already plenty for something good. [Main features] - An ASCII character camera. It converts to ASCII, and to other character sets too. - Rub the brush over only the spot you want, and only that spot becomes characters. - Record what you see as a video with the loop. - Save it as characters, not only as an image. Send the text in a message. - Six character sets: ASCII, digits, binary, braille, blocks, and any letters you type yourself. - Give a brush shape you like a name and keep it. It loads straight into your next shot. - Cut out a circle, or flip the inside and the outside. - The rainbow filter drifts slowly. When a colour you like comes up, lock the palette and reshuffle the layout. - You don't have to shoot right now. Bring a photo in from your album and turn it into characters. - Shoot in 4:3 or 1:1. - No account, no server, no advertising. The camera view never leaves your device. [What you get for free] A fresh install comes with 24 shots you can save at full resolution. After those, shooting and saving carry on just the same; only the saved size drops to screen size. You can keep three brushes, and loops run to 3 seconds. One purchase opens full-resolution saving, unlimited brushes and 15-second loops. It is a one-time purchase, not a subscription.