lsix
displays images in the terminal
TLDR
Display images
$ lsix [*.jpg]
Display all images in directory$ lsix
Display specific images$ lsix [image1.png] [image2.png]
Set thumbnail size$ LSIX_SIZE=[200x200] lsix
Display with border$ lsix -b [*.png]
SYNOPSIS
lsix [options] [files]
DESCRIPTION
lsix displays images in the terminal. It requires a terminal with sixel graphics support.The tool creates thumbnails in the terminal. It works with terminals like xterm, mlterm, and foot.
PARAMETERS
FILES
Image files to display.-b
Show border around images.LSIX_SIZE
Environment variable for size.
INSTALL
sudo pacman -S lsix
brew install lsix
nix profile install nixpkgs#lsix
CAVEATS
Requires sixel-capable terminal. ImageMagick needed. Not all terminals supported.
HISTORY
lsix was created to display images directly in terminals that support sixel graphics format.