Alice in Wonderland ASCII Art
John Tenniel's wood-engraved Alice from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: Alice in her pinafore and striped stockings beside a small table, holding up the little bottle she has just found
The plate becomes 69 rows. Alice's head and long hair form a tall # and % cluster at the top center, the little table stands at the left as a dense column of * and #, and her pinafore spreads below in lighter - and = strokes. The bottle in her raised hand is too small to read at this width. Illustration: John Tenniel; ASCII conversion by this site.
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View bundled original file- Original source
- Wikimedia Commons reproduction of a historical published illustration. Evidence link Evidence: Exact file record and SHA-1 checked October 27, 2026 UTC. Downloaded unchanged: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9e/De_Alice%27s_Abenteuer_im_Wunderland_Carroll_pic_04.jpg.
- File creator
- Illustration: John Tenniel (1820-1914), wood engraving drawn for Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Macmillan, 1865). Scanned, per the Commons record, from a PDF of the 1869 German translation Alice's Abenteuer im Wunderland (translated by Antonie Zimmermann), which reused Tenniel's illustrations. Subject: Alice with the bottle, from chapter 1, "Down the Rabbit-Hole". Evidence link Evidence: Illustrator, date and publication are taken from the exact Commons file record..
- License or terms
- Public-domain illustration and faithful two-dimensional reproduction. Evidence link Evidence: The illustration was first published in 1865 and printed in this 1869 edition; John Tenniel died in 1914, so it is out of copyright under any life-plus-70 or pre-1931 rule. The exact record is tagged PD-old-100, and the scan is a faithful two-dimensional reproduction. Alice, the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat and the Hatter are characters from Lewis Carroll's 1865 novel; Carroll died in 1898 and the novel is public domain. These are Tenniel's original designs; no affiliation with or endorsement by Disney or any other later adaptation is implied. The exact file record lists no additional restrictions. Credits are retained voluntarily. Use as an educational conversion example implies no endorsement or affiliation; this does not clear later film, television or other adaptations of the same characters..
- Preparation
- The bundled file is the unchanged Commons original, including its paper tone and margins. Sharp applies orientation and sRGB/Lanczos3 sampling for thumbnails and the 100-column Standard preview. The ASCII is a lossy conversion by this site; no image regions are reconstructed. Evidence: scripts/build-example-previews.cjs; exact source and sampled-raster SHA-256 hashes in lib/generated/example-previews.json.
Owner review: PENDING. The exact-file illustration evidence is documented for owner review; it does not clear later adaptations, merchandise, or uses implying endorsement or affiliation.
Standard ASCII
Standard ASCII Art: 100 columns; rows = max(1, round(columns × source height / source width × 0.55)).
Character ramp: @%#*+=-:. (including a final space).
Brightness 100%, contrast 100%, saturation 100%, hue 0, sepia 0%, inversion off. Dithering: none.
Open this recipe in the editor to keep this source, mode and settings. Browser resampling and fonts can differ from the built preview. Copy/TXT retain text; PNG uses black text on white at 12 px monospace, at least 1.2 line spacing and 20 px padding, independent of screen theme.
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Edge detection
Edge Detection Only: 100 columns; rows = max(1, round(columns × source height / source width × 0.55)).
Edge Intensity: 1. Uses directional Unicode lines, not the selected character ramp.
Brightness 100%, contrast 100%, saturation 100%, hue 0, sepia 0%, inversion off. Dithering does not apply to this mode.
Open this recipe in the editor to keep this source, mode and settings. Browser resampling and fonts can differ from the built preview. Copy/TXT retain text; PNG uses black text on white at 12 px monospace, at least 1.2 line spacing and 20 px padding, independent of screen theme.
Character Optimization matches local glyph shapes in 4x8 cells at 8 px monospace. Compare texture with Standard; it is not a universal quality improvement, and your display font does not change the matching font.
Character Optimization
Character Optimization: 100 columns; rows = max(1, round(columns × source height / source width × 0.55)).
Character ramp: @%#*+=-:. (including a final space).
Brightness 100%, contrast 100%, saturation 100%, hue 0, sepia 0%, inversion off. Dithering: none.
Open this recipe in the editor to keep this source, mode and settings. Browser resampling and fonts can differ from the built preview. Copy/TXT retain text; PNG uses black text on white at 12 px monospace, at least 1.2 line spacing and 20 px padding, independent of screen theme.
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Detailed emoji mosaic
Emoji Mosaic: sampling width 60, Emoji Size 4, squares set, transparent-cell symbol "⬜". Final columns = ceil(width / Emoji Size); rows depend on source aspect ratio.
Brightness 100%, contrast 150%, saturation 100%, hue 0, sepia 0%, inversion off. Dithering does not apply to this mode.
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