ASCII Magic is a browser-based image and video effects studio that turns any photo or video into art. Drop in a file and render it as ASCII characters, pixel art, halftone and CMYK dots, dithering, voxel cubes, LEGO bricks, LED and Braille matrices, glitch and scanline looks, and 100+ styles and shaders in total, all in real time with no signup and no watermark.
Every slider, style and post effect updates the live preview instantly. You can art-direct the result with on-canvas move, scale and rotate controls, stackable post effects (vignette, scanlines, CRT curvature, chromatic aberration, film grain, bloom, glitch), a built-in background library, and AI generative renders that reimagine a photo from a prompt. Export stills and video up to 4K, watermark-free on every plan.
The core editor and core styles are free forever. Pro unlocks the full 100+ effect library, 4K export and AI generative renders. It runs entirely in your browser on any device, with nothing to install.

Hey Fazier! I'm Kailash, a designer, and I built ASCII Magic because I kept wanting ASCII, dithering and pixel art looks for my own work and every tool I tried was either a single effect, a desktop app, or slow on video. So I built one place for all of it: 100+ effects that run live in the browser on photos and video, 28 post effects to stack on top, generative presets that animate on their own, and 4K export. The hardest part was keeping video smooth at 60fps, which took a lot of engineering under the hood. I'd love your feedback: which effect do you like most, and what style should I add next? I read every comment.

Hey Fazier! I'm Kailash, a designer, and I built ASCII Magic because I kept wanting ASCII, dithering and pixel art looks for my own work and every tool I tried was either a single effect, a desktop app, or slow on video. So I built one place for all of it: 100+ effects that run live in the browser on photos and video, 28 post effects to stack on top, generative presets that animate on their own, and 4K export. The hardest part was keeping video smooth at 60fps, which took a lot of engineering under the hood. I'd love your feedback: which effect do you like most, and what style should I add next? I read every comment.
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