ASCII Art Text Generator
Turn any text into large 5-row block letters made of # characters. Great for banners and README headers.
100% client-side · no upload
What is ASCII art text?
ASCII art text (sometimes called figlet or banner text) draws large block letters using printable characters. Each letter is a 5-row tall glyph, and the characters are placed side by side to spell out your message. It is commonly used in terminal output headers, README files, code comments, and retro-style visual design.
How to use
- Type your text in the input box — the ASCII art updates automatically.
- Optionally change the fill character (default
#) to any other character like*or@. - Click Copy to copy the result to your clipboard and paste it anywhere.
Related tools: Morse Code, Binary ↔ Text, ROT13 Cipher
よくある質問
- What is ASCII art text?
- ASCII art text (also called banner or figlet text) uses regular characters like # and spaces arranged in rows to create large block letters. Each character is drawn as a 5-row tall glyph, making text visually prominent in terminals, README files, and plain-text documents.
- Does my data leave my device?
- No. The entire ASCII art generation runs in your browser using a built-in character font — nothing is sent to any server.
- Does it work on mobile?
- Yes. The tool works in any modern mobile browser. The output is best viewed in a monospace font.