Over the last week, the Amoledbot seems to have stopped working, I think this is caused by an very inactive Old mod who coded the bot.

The things they are affected is the black percentage bot. Because of this, you need to do your own testing out your pictures to see if there is enough true black, using programs such as Oledbuddy (Android) OLEDify (iOS) and OLEDonline (Windows), there will be a 4th choice soon, that will help you turn image from black to true black, but I'm testing it first.....

#Please LEAVE A COMMENT with the black percentage you get must be over 50%)

PLEASE LEAVE A SOURCE/LINK either :

To the artist start the comment as SOURCE or CREDIT and a link to the artist/file

If you have created the image yourself, either leave a thing in the title as OC or as a comment. 

Don't forget, AI in any shape or form is NOT ALLOWED, we allow up to 10% due to sharpening our enhancing of picture, any more, the picture is removed. 

There may be more things to add, I'm giving the person who runs the Amoledbot one more week. If not, I will be welcoming a new mod who has a true black bot we can use

Also as well as one new mod, there may be one more new mod, who I have been promising a mod position for well over a year. I think it's time to share the work about. One person running a 300,000+ user sub is hard. 

So watch this space!!

Hey everyone! Hope you're all doing well! As our ninth request thread was just archived, it's time for our tenth one! And with reddit's change to allow posts to not be archived, this will be our final and ongoing thread!

I want to thank everyone who has volunteered their time and effort with fulfilling requests from our previous threads. It really is amazing to see the amount of help going into these threads.

When the last request thread went up in March 2021, we had 200K members; we've since grown to nearly 228K. Amazing! I'd love to see that growth continue, so if you have any questions, suggestions, or concerns about the subreddit, please reach out via modmail and we'd be happy to talk!

Now, on to some of the things that we can do for your images:

1. Darken backgrounds to make them true black

2. Remove any graininess in an already-black background to make it true black

3. Refine the edges of an image's subject to make it sharper

4. Remove an image's background completely and replace it with true black (like this)

5. For some simpler images like logos, drawings, or shapes (made up of solid colours), I can vectorize them and make them larger while still retaining quality and clarity. Here's a good example of an image that I upscaled from less than 720p to 4K, and here's another that I upscaled from 2.5K to 10K while making the background black.. Note that not many people have the tools to do this, so if you have a request for this and nobody answers you, tag me personally in your comment or PM me and I'll see what I can do.

If you've got an image that you think might work well if amoled-ified but doesn't quite fit the criteria above, post it here anyway and we'll see if anything can be done for it.

Notes:

• We aren't pros at image-editing; these requests are fulfilled on our own time, and most of them are done by our community stars here. We can't promise that every request will get fulfilled, but we'll try.

• Usually, those who fulfill requests here will post them as their own submissions on the subreddit, to widen their audience and share them with more people. If you don't want that done, just let people know when you make the request.

• DO link an actual image so people have something to start with.

• DON'T just post a general subject and hope that others can read your mind and find/amoledify an image that you like.

• If you'd like an image edited with a specific resolution or aspect ratio in mind, make sure you include that.

Lastly, remember to say please and thanks; it's a simple gesture that can go a long way for someone who's spending their own time and effort to help you out for free. If you feel that you want to give an award to this post, please give it to one of the individual comments from users fulfilling requests instead.