ASCII Art Generator
Type text and instantly get a large block-letter ASCII art banner you can copy and paste anywhere plain text works.
Type up to 24 characters and the tool draws them as a 5-line banner of block letters, built from # or another fill character you pick.
Use the ASCII Art Generator
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Quick answer
Type up to 24 characters and the tool draws them as a 5-line banner of block letters, built from # or another fill character you pick. Click Copy Banner and paste it anywhere that uses a monospace font, such as a terminal, a code comment or a README code block.
Examples
| You type | Banner size (columns × lines) |
|---|---|
| HI | 11 × 5 |
| HELLO | 29 × 5 |
| HELLO WORLD | 63 × 5 |
| 13 letters | 77 × 5, fits an 80-column terminal |
| 24 letters (the limit) | up to 143 × 5 |
Type your text to draw the banner.
Summary
Type a short word or phrase and this tool draws it as a big block-letter banner built entirely from plain text characters, the classic figlet technique used for terminal banners, code comments, and forum signatures. Pick a fill character to change the look, then copy the finished banner as plain text.
How it works
- Type a short word or phrase into the input box.
- The banner renders instantly below as large block letters made of text characters.
- Pick a fill character from the style selector to change how the banner looks.
- Click "Copy Banner" to copy the plain-text art to your clipboard.
- Paste the banner into a terminal, code comment, README, or forum post that displays monospace text.
Use cases
- Draw a large banner header inside a code comment or README file.
- Print a startup banner in a terminal application or CLI tool.
- Add a plain-text title to a forum signature or plain-text email.
- Make a section divider stand out inside a chat log or commit message.
- Create retro-style text art for a personal website or text file.
- Turn a short name or word into shareable text-based art.