catimg - fast image printing in to your terminal

       catimg was written by Eduardo San Martin Morote (https://github.com/posva)

       This manual page was written by Jonathan Carter <jcarter@linux.com>, Eduardo San Martin Morote and Thomas
       Kupper

catimg                                              June 2020                                          CATIMG(1)

       Please report any bugs to https://github.com/posva/catimg/issues.

catimg  is  a  little  program  written  in C with no dependencies that prints images in the terminal. It
       supports JPEG, PNG and GIF formats.

       catimg - fast image printing in to your terminal

-c     Coerce colors to a restricted palette. Allows terminals with limited color  support  to  render  a
              more accurate version of the image than if it was directly done by the terminal itself.

       -h     Prints a help message

       -H HEIGHT
              Specify the height of the displayed image, passing '0' will use terminal height.

       -l LOOPS
              Specify  the amount of loops that catimg should repeat a GIF. A value of 1 means that the GIF will
              be displayed twice. A negative value implies infinity.

       -r RESOLUTION
              Possible values 1 or 2. Force the resolution of  the  image.  By  default  catimg  will  check  if
              rendering in higher resolution is possible and do so or use the lower one.

       -t     Disables true color (24-bit) support, falling back to 256 color escape codes instead.

       -w WIDTH
              Specify the width of the displayed image. When not provided, catimg will use the terminal width.

catimg [-hct] [-wwidth | -Hheight] [-lloops] [-rresolution] image