NOTE: Copy the files in "Pico Micropython directory" to the Raspberry Pi Pico

EDIT: A newer,faster and low memory implementation has been included

• Paste the binary image (eg: QR Code, Barcode) in the same directory on your local machine
• In binary_image.py change file_name variable to the name of the image
• Run the python file
• Either copy the newly generated file directly to the Pico or copy the contents of this file to a new file in Pico and save it
• Open the binary_image_pico.py file and change the file_name to the name of newly pasted file
• Run binary_image_pico.py

• Paste the color image in the same directory on your local machine
• In faster_color_image.py change file_name variable to the name of the image
• Run the python file
• Either copy the newly generated file directly to the Pico or copy the contents of this file to a new file in Pico and save it
• Open the faster_color_image_pico.py file and change the file_name to the name of newly pasted file
• Run faster_color_image_pico.py

• Paste the color image in the same directory on your local machine
• In img2img565.py change file_name variable to the name of the image
• Run the python file
• Either copy the newly generated file directly to the Pico or copy the contents of this file to a new file in Pico and save it
• Open the colour_image_pico.py file and change the file_name to the name of newly pasted file
• Run colour_image_pico.py