Text to ASCII Art Generator

Text to ASCII Art Generator turns words and short messages into large letters made of keyboard characters. It uses seven classic FIGlet fonts — Standard, Big, Small, Slant, Shadow, Banner and Mini — stored on this site and rendered by the open-source figlet.js library in your browser. You can set the maximum width, letter spacing and alignment, add a frame and convert to uppercase.

ASCII art banners are a fun, universally readable way to decorate README files, code comments, terminal tools, chat messages and plain-text emails. Because the result is plain text, it works anywhere that shows a monospaced font — no images or special fonts needed.

1. Type or paste your text (up to 400 characters).
2. Choose a style such as Standard, Big or Slant.
3. Set the maximum width, letter spacing and alignment.
4. Optionally add a frame or convert the text to uppercase.
5. Check any note about characters the style doesn’t include.
6. Copy the ASCII art or download it as a .txt file.

• Seven classic FIGlet styles bundled locally
• Adjustable maximum width with word wrapping
• Default, fitted and full-width letter spacing
• Left, centre and right alignment
• Optional ASCII frames
• Uppercase option
• Lists characters a style can’t draw
• Plain-text output with copy and .txt download

• Keep it short — single words and titles look best.
• Use Small or Mini for long text and Big or Banner for headlines.
• Display the result in a monospaced font so the letters line up.
• Wrap ASCII art in a code block when posting it in Markdown.
• Check the line width fits where you’ll paste it, such as a terminal or code comment.