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MonoGlyph converts pixels into a field of characters, dots, lines, planes, or edge-aware glyphs. It can print a terminal preview, emit plain text, produce a scalable SVG asset, or build a self-contained animated HTML canvas. Current public CDN contract: monoglyph 0.3.0, OpenCLIs build 2026-07-12-153753.
The OpenCLIs installed-state row, shell-resolved binary, and public CDN now agree on monoglyph 0.3.0, build 2026-07-12-153753. A developer checkout can currently report source version 0.4.0 with unreleased screentone, ordered dithering, ring/polarity controls, and animation presets. Those source-ahead features are not in latest.json; portable/public workflows must use the 0.3.0 contract documented here.
The public payload has 14 rendering modes and four output targets. The supported-combination matrix matters: 14 × 4 does not mean every one of the 56 pairs is valid.

Quick Start

MonoGlyph accepts a PNG or JPEG path as its single positional input.

Complete Option Reference

Published Rendering Modes

Valid Target Combinations

--color is available across the published combinations except the continuous indigo wave and crosshatch modes. An unsupported mode/target pair is a contract error, not an automatic format substitution.

Published Platforms

Both Windows packages include monoglyph.exe. The release is a single-run converter with no daemon or database on every platform.

Workflow Handoffs

MonoGlyph does not maintain an index or background service. Its persistent effects are limited to the path supplied with --out or an explicit shell redirection.