image2cpp is a simple tool to change images into byte arrays (or arrays back into an images) for use with (monochrome) displays such as OLEDs on your Arduino or Raspberry Pi.

This program converts various types of images into a byte array suitable for many applications, especially for showing them on display. Image sets can be transformed into byte array arrays for quick and easy animations.

2 days ago · This tool can be used to convert images into the formats required for my UTFT libraries for Arduino and chipKit. Select the picture you want to convert, select what kind of file you want to convert it into, and click 'Make File' to upload and convert your file.

We will use image2cpp tool to convert image to bitmap, link to it can be found here! First step to using this bitmap tool is selecting the image from your PC or Mac. Simply choose the image file. Next important thing is to define our canvas size.

UI graphics editor for embedded screens with pixel perfect code builder and export. Best for Arduino, STM32, ESP32. Converts images to uint32 and uint8 variables for Adafruit GFX, u8g2 and TFT_eSPI.

In this Instructable, you will be displaying icons or logos or images on your TFT screen from Arduino with using ATmega (microcontroller used in Arduino) Flash memory. It does not require any SD Card to store bitmap images or USB connection to send image data.

Use this online image to Byte array tool for converting (monochromatic) bitmaps to data arrays (C++ style). You can use these arrays with with microcontrollers to output graphics on monochromatic LCD's or thermal printers.

Working with Arduino projects and TFT displays often requires converting images into C-style byte arrays. These arrays can be directly integrated into the code and used with libraries like TFT_eSPI to efficiently display graphics on the screen.

Oct 24, 2020 · First thing you will need is an image. The animation frame has a matrix size of 16×16 which makes it’s ideal for retro arcade characters. A great website to get some of those characters is https://www.spriters-resource.com. For this tutorial I will be using the one from Galaga here: Galaga Sprite Sheet.

Image to byte array (bitmap) converter. Usable for Arduino, STM32, ESP8266, RaspberryPI, OrangePI and other controllers with small LCD screens like PCD8544, SSD1306 and others.