Pictogram Parser 1.0.0

The first release: load a sheet of pictograms, lay a grid over it, pick the cells, and export them as 1-bit C arrays or bitmaps.

Features

• Grid you can fit by hand. Set rows, columns, cell size and offset, or fit the grid to the whole image. Drag any row or column border to move it along the whole line; hold Shift to respace every line evenly. Move the whole grid with a right-drag, Ctrl+drag or the arrow keys.
• Pick cells by clicking, or drag across them. Marked cells are numbered in the order they will be extracted.
• Preprocessing before extraction: Original, Greyscale, Black & White, Red / Green / Blue channel, Sketch, Emboss and Edges. The Strength slider adjusts whatever suits the effect: saturation, contrast, threshold, brightness, pencil width, depth or edge sensitivity.
• Extraction to any output size (or the cell's own size), with a threshold and an invert switch. Pictograms are named <prefix><number>.
• Save as C array: one header with MSB-first packed rows, _WIDTH / _HEIGHT defines, an ASCII preview of every row and a lookup table.
• Save as Bitmap: one 1-bit .bmp per pictogram.

Download

Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit): PictogramParser-1.0.0-win64.zip below. Unzip it and run PictogramParser.exe. A single file, no installation, no dependencies.

Not code-signed, so SmartScreen may ask for confirmation.

Checksums (SHA-256)

File	SHA-256
PictogramParser.exe	bbb85669bf180e413a7153482894ae8cd5c1e7237fc21dbae3d9c28f6ce4d0a9
PictogramParser-1.0.0-win64.zip	06d31ed4499ac9cf0355179ceec74e329c0667ce843746d1b8fd1b7f799970d2