Convert text into ASCII art banners instantly. Supports multiple fonts. Copy to clipboard. Fun text generator for social media and code comments.
What is ASCII Art Generator?
ASCII Art is a graphic design technique that uses computers for presentation and consists of pictures pieced together from the 95 printable characters defined by the ASCII Standard (from 1963). This tool allows you to type in any text and instantly convert it into a large, decorative banner made of characters. It's a fun way to add flair to your code comments, README files, social media posts, or chat messages. Our generator supports multiple font styles, from classic 'Standard' to 'Slant' and 'Block' designs.
Input Formats
Any text string
Numbers and symbols
Output Results
ASCII Art banner
Monospace text block
Copy-ready result
Key Features
Instant Conversion: Type text and instantly see it as ASCII art
Multiple Fonts: Choose from 'Standard', 'Block', 'Slant', and more
Copy & Paste: One-click copy for code comments or social media
Privacy: 100% Client-side processing
Retro Style: Add a cool, vintage computer aesthetic to your projects
Documentation: Perfect for adding headers to README files
Universal: Works in any text editor or chat app
Amazing & Fun: The most amazing fun ASCII art generator for social media
Shareable LinksShare the generated ASCII art. (Limit: 5KB)
Who is this for?
Code Comments
Adding a large banner at the top of a source code file to identify the project or module.
Code bannerSource headerDev fun
Social Media
Posting unique, retro-style text art on Twitter, Reddit, or Discord.
Text artRetro styleASCII meme
README Files
Enhancing project documentation with a cool logo made of text.
It's the old-school way of making pictures with text characters. It's from the 60s but still looks cool today.
Will it look right everywhere?
It looks best in 'monospace' fonts (like in code editors or terminals). In Word or on Facebook, it might look a bit wobbly if the font isn't fixed-width.
Can I use this in emails?
Yes, but make sure you set your email to 'Plain Text' or use a font like Courier New.
How do I paste this into Discord or Slack?
Put three backticks (```) before and after your art.That tells Discord to treat it like code and keep it straight.
Is it accessible for screen readers?
Not really. Screen readers will just read 'slash slash pipe underscore'. It's best to add a caption describing the image.
Does it support emojis?
I use standard keyboard characters. If you want emojis, that's a different kind of art!
Is there a character limit?
No, but if you make it too wide, it might wrap on mobile screens and look broken.
