Draw, edit and convert bitmaps to C/C++ and Python arrays for ESP32 OLED and RGB565 screens
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updated 24 Sep 2026
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About OLED Pixel Forge
OLED Pixel Forge — Bitmap Studio for ESP32 and OLED displays
Create, edit, and convert bitmap images for embedded projects. Import an image, start with a blank pixel grid, or paste existing bitmap code to edit it in the Studio.
Features
* Draw pixel by pixel in 1-bit or RGB565 color
* Crop, resize, rotate, flip, and invert images
* See the bitmap preview and generated code update as you edit
* Undo and redo changes
* Open an image in the Studio from its right-click menu
* Export C/C++ arrays, Python arrays and bytes, HEX, Base64, or PNG
* Paste supported bitmap code to reconstruct an editable image
The 1-bit export supports horizontal and vertical byte layouts, including layouts used with SSD1306 and SH1106 displays. OLED Pixel Forge can also produce RGB565 data for color display projects.
Images are processed locally in the extension. The right-click image option can be turned off in Preferences.
Useful for ESP32, Arduino, MicroPython, display interfaces, and quick graphics prototyping.