Data To Literal Image

I saw people talking and saying "image data" but always wondered why it wasn't an actual visible image.
well not it is an actually visible image. Yay!

How does it work?

Although the image doesn't contain a lot of info on how it actually works, let me explain;

1. Compress the file to a ZIP format. (At the moment, this does not work with folders.)
2. Write all the bytes as RGB value - 1st byte is the first R value, 2nd is the first G, 3d if first B, then the 4th byte is the second R value and so on.
3. Put image as file.

Of course, going from image -> file is also as easy as that. There is a 0% data a loss and 0% corruption rate.

Usage

This is a command line tool. You will need to have Python installed for this to work.
First run the run.bat to setup all needed requirements, use the command line arguments.

Args

--toimage

Usage:

python ./main.py --toimage ./path/to/file

Will convert the data to an image and save it as data.png if no name is specified.

--imagename

Usage:

python ./main.py --toimage ./path/to/file --imagename ImageMagic.png

Will convert the file to an image and save it as ImageMagic.png.

--fromimage

Usage:

python ./main.py --fromimage ./path/to/image

Will convert an image to a file.

--filename

Usage:

python ./main.py --fromimage ./path/to/image --filename FromImageMagic.filetype

Will overwrite the saved filename and save it as FromImageMagic.filetype.

--compress

Usage:

python ./main.py --toimage ./path/to/file --compress

Will skip the conversion to zip format before converting to an image. (This will lead to bigger images and generally will take more space than the original file.)