text-to-bitmap | Encodes your secret message or file as an image

text-to-bitmap is a Python library. text-to-bitmap has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However text-to-bitmap build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

(psst ... a bitmap is a type of image). #####problem this solves journalists, activists, and others who need to pass secret messages to prevent interception and decoding by third parties can use text-to-bitmap to create images that look like random static. the images created are small and can often be hidden in plain sight as part of a larger image (steganography.). #####how this project solves this problem text-to-bitmap turns regular text into a scrambled-looking image that can only be decoded with the correct password. decoding with the incorrect password gives garbage data or false positives. #####how to use the tool text-to-bitmap has an api and a command-line tool, both of which can encode text and decode images. for a demo of the api (no programming necessary), see for the command line tool, run python uni_text_to_bitmap.py at the terminal to see the full usage details. #####how the tool works text-to-bitmap is primarily used to encode a message into a small scrambled-looking image. text-to-bitmap can encode messages in any language. alice will encode her secret message and send the scrambled image to bob. they can use a pre-agreed-upon password, or text-to-bitmap can automatically create a secure new password for each image. either way, when bob has both the scrambled image and password from alice, he can use text-to-bitmap to decode the