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https://github.com/smittytone/ascii

macOS tool to generate 8x8 glyphs for monochrome LED matrix displays
https://github.com/smittytone/ascii

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macOS tool to generate 8x8 glyphs for monochrome LED matrix displays

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# ASCII 2.0.0

ASCII is a simple macOS tool that can be used to design and generate 8x8 glyphs and icons for electronics projects based on monochrome and bi-colour LED matrix displays.

For more information on using ASCII — and a binary download — please see [this page](https://smittytone.net/ascii/index.html).

## Release Notes

- 2.0.0 *24 March 2025*
- Ground-up rewrite in Swift and SwiftUI.
- Add library of pre-designed icons.
- Add UInt64 as an icon input/output format.
- Switching input/output format changes the presentation of the input/output data on the fly.
- 1.4.0 *10 December 2020*
- Add pixel shifting: left, right, up and down with Cmd-arrow.
- Add keyboard shortcuts.
- Big Sur-style icon.
- 1.3.1 *23 November 2020*
- Fix 'stuck' pixels.
- 1.3.0 *13 November 2020*
- Support three-colour LED matrices.
- Apple Silicon support.
- 1.2.1 *4 February 2020*
- Fix cut-and-paste in hex code entry/readout field.
- App now quits when the window is closed.
- New app icon.
- 1.2.0 *27 January 2020*
- Re-orient grid co-ordinates.
- Support click-and-hold to ‘paint’ pixels.
- Add horizontal and vertical flipping.
- Add a choice to output or input byte values in string or array forms.
- Add **Actions** menu as an alternative to the buttons.
- Support macOS Dark Mode.
- 1.1.3 *26 July 2018*
- Initial release.

## Licence and Copyright ##

ASCII’s source code is licensed under the MIT license.

ASCII source code, artwork and UI design are copyright © 2025, Tony Smith.