Project description

vid2Emoji

Convert a video to... still a video but it's made of emojis.

You will need:

A video file
An emoji font file. Your mac or windows computer has one. Unfortunately, Noto Emoji and Emoji One fonts aren't well supported by Pillow, the image processing library used here.

emojEncode used under GPLv3. Original available at https://github.com/Ophelia-Heyes/emojEncode

Install with pip install vid2emoji

vid2emoji <your video file>

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0.0.1

May 12, 2022

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