Rusticon is a mouse driven SVG favicon editor for your terminal (that also works on the web: Try it out!).
It creates, and then edits svg images that can be used as website favicons (i.e. the little icons that appear at the top tabs etc.). Icons can be 8 pixels by 8 pixels, or 16 pixels by 16 pixels, utilizing 256 colors.
It's written in Rust using the Incredible TUI framework.
Pre built binaries are provided for each release.
Available on web at: https://ronilan.github.io/rusticon/
- Hover over color pickers to see color.
- Click to pick color.
- Click to place them on the canvas.
- Drag to draw multiple pixels.
- Double-click for flood fill.
- Ctrl + Click to pick color from canvas.
- Palette at bottom allows to "collect colors". Click to choose where to place selected.
- Save to save and exit.
- Exit to exit without save.
- 16x16 to clear and start at 16x16.
- 8x8 to clear and start at 8x8.
- Command line argument to provide file name
rusticon ./icons/favicon.svg - Can open files created by Rusticon (or by Crubmicon) with
.svgextension (own format). - Can open image files. Will resize and resample to 16x16 and then save as
.svgin own format. - When provided with a path to non existing file, will create it with
.svgextension. - Will abort when file is not a workable image.
- One web - open file by drag and drop.
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