社交媒体帖子 - Edge-Aware ASCII Art Conversion

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Apply an ASCII-art rendering effect to the reference image, where the ASCII character density and placement is driven by the underlying tonal contrast and edges of the photo, like a true edge-aware ASCII-art conversion. Dense character clusters follow the natural contours, silhouette lines, and high-detail areas (such as hair strands, fabric folds, and background structure), while flatter, low-contrast areas (such as smooth skin) stay comparatively clean with minimal or no texture. The effect should look like the ASCII characters are tracing the actual shapes and edges present in the photo, not a uniform overlay pasted on top of everything equally. Use a {argument name="terminal color" default="classic green-on-black"} or grayscale terminal character set (@ # % & * + . :), medium overall density, with the original photo still legible underneath.

Adjust the model, settings and references before generating.

Prefill first, then confirm generation and the current cost.