How to Use PNG to Bytes

  1. Upload PNG: Select a PNG image to extract its raw pixel byte data.
  2. View byte array: The RGBA byte array is displayed with pixel count and image dimensions.
  3. Copy bytes: Click Copy Bytes to copy the comma-separated pixel data for analysis or programming.

About PNG to Bytes

PNG to Bytes extracts the raw RGBA pixel byte array from a PNG image. Each pixel is represented as four byte values (Red, Green, Blue, Alpha).

  • Raw Pixel Data: View the complete RGBA byte array for every pixel in the image.
  • Image Info: See the total pixel count and image dimensions alongside the data.
  • Copy Output: Copy the byte array for use in programming projects or analysis.

Great for developers working with raw image data, computer vision, or pixel-level image processing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are pixel bytes?

Each pixel in a PNG is represented by 4 byte values: Red (0-255), Green (0-255), Blue (0-255), and Alpha (0-255) for transparency.

How do I use this data?

The byte array can be used in programming projects, computer vision algorithms, image processing, or imported into data analysis tools.

What does the output look like?

The output is a comma-separated list of numbers. For a 100x100 image, you get 100 x 100 x 4 = 40,000 values.

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