img2fbm

Image to Flipper bitmap converter

https://github.com/Atomofiron/img2fbm/assets/14147217/59cbb785-d17d-46e0-a8fe-b8a8210959ec

Functionality

img2fbm --help

Flipper bitmap files generator

Usage: img2fbm [OPTIONS] 

 [dolphin]

Arguments:



          Path to png|jpg|jpeg|gif file

  [dolphin]
          Path to the 'dolphin' directory, if the gif passed

Options:
  -H, --height <1-64>
          Sets the height of output frame(s)

          [default: 64]

      --st <type>
          Scale type

          [default: fit]

          Possible values:
          - fill: Scale to fill animation bounds
          - fit:  Scale to fit in animation bounds

  -a, --alignment <side>
          Applied alignment if the source picture has aspect ratio different from the target

          [default: bottom]

          Possible values:
          - left:   Align source picture to left
          - top:    Align source picture to top
          - right:  Align source picture to right
          - bottom: Align source picture to bottom

  -p, --preview
          Generate the previews of result pictures

      --op
          Only preview, do not generate .bm and other Flipper Animation files

      --ps <multiplier>
          Preview scale ratio

          [default: 3]

  -i, --inverse
          Inverse output pixels

  -r, --replace-manifest
          Replace dolphin/manifest.txt file with a new one

  -b, --background <background>
          Set background pixels visible

          [default: invisible]

          Possible values:
          - invisible: Keep transparent, white, unset, zero
          - start:     Make visible on the left or top side
          - end:       Make visible on the right or bottom side
          - visible:   Make visible, black, set, unit

  -t, --threshold <percentage[:percentage]>
          Threshold value or range of pixel brightness as a percentage, such as 20:80, 40:, :60, 50:50 or 50

          [default: 20:80]

  -s, --speed <speed>
          Animation speed ratio

          [default: 1]

  -c, --cut <count[:count]>
          Drop some frames from the start and from the end. For example 5:, :8 or 2:3, the last one drops 2 frames from start and 3 from the end

          [default: 0:0]

Download

From Releases

:white_check_mark: MacOS x86_64

:white_check_mark: MacOS ARM

:white_check_mark: Linux x86_64

:zzz: Linux ARM

:white_check_mark: Windows x86_64

Samples