Takes any file and converts the raw data in it into a picture. Picturizer takes any file and converts the raw data in it into a picture. The resulting picture is fairly useless beyond its amusement value.

The resulting images are PNG files themselves so they are NOT bit-for-bit duplicates of the input files but rather a visual representation of the raw data. As such, please don't expect to reverse the process to get your file back and expect the size of the picture file to be close to, but not exactly, the size of the input. Bear that in mind before popping your terabyte-sized files in there mmkay?

Render times are very roughly 500KB per second for fast mode and 50KB per second for slow mode. Memory usage is 2x + 8MB the size of the input data for fast mode and 1x + 8MB for slow mode. Picturizer will fail if your computer doesn't have enough memory for the file being rendered even in slow mode.

Also, since the picture produced is a perfect square (same number of pixels down as across) Picturizer will truncate or pad the input data as necessary to fit into the picture's dimensions (which is the square root of 0.33 times the length of the input.) There's something wrong with my math somewhere as it seems that files are being padded too much resulting in extra padding (black) blocks at the end of the image.

Please Notes: The resulting images are PNG files themselves so they are NOT bit-for-bit duplicates of the input files but rather a visual representation of the raw data. As such, please don't expect to reverse the process to get your file back and expect the size of the picture file to be close to, but not exactly, the size of the input.

The license of this software is Freeware, you can free download and free use this image processing software.