I want to convert a photo to html codes, how do i do dis; is there any site or softwafe for doing dis ?

Not possible.

You can use input output streams to read and then write the the image file out as binary digits, then convert the binary codes to hexadecimal codes which are used for colour codes in HTML. You will need to understand low level programming in order to pull this through.

@delomos: Not true. Anything is possible under the sun. You just have to look deeper.

@csharpjava: WTF! Are you kidding?

@OP: You will surely need *deep* low-level programming and image manipulation knowledge. I'd really like to see you start something on this. You'll do millions of web developers around the globe a great deal of good.

I don't think that this is possible.

HTML is purely for describing markup.

Photos are binary data.

How would you map a single pixel to HTML, for example?

Of course, you can figure out a mapping. But not one that when you open up in a brower, will display that pixel.

Unless you just plan on doing an <img> tag for that pixel. Which is sort of cheating..if you allow yourself to just reference the pixel with an image tag, then you may as well just reference the photo with the same tag

mkwayisi: @delomos: Not true. Anything is possible under the sun. You just have to look deeper.

@csharpjava: WTF! Are you kidding?

I'm not kidding. See this link that does it for you online http://www.patternmedia.com/projects/image_to_html_converter

csharpjava:

I'm not kidding. See this link that does it for you online http://www.patternmedia.com/projects/image_to_html_converter

I stand correct, my apologies @OP ^^ pretty much answers the question.

Aside academia, I'm really not sure the practicum for this, @OP, what are you using it for?

Eh... It takes 4x4 pixel blocks, seems to average the color over each block.

I suppose if that is the type of low-quality conversion you are looking for, then sure.

I think u nid a CGI- Computer Generated Image training in addition to low level language.