How is the ASCII art generated?

Your text is rendered onto a canvas, then each pixel's brightness is analyzed and mapped to a character.

Does it support non-Latin scripts?

Yes. Any character your browser's font can render, including non-Latin scripts, can be converted.

Is my text sent to a server?

No. It's processed entirely in your browser using the Canvas API.

🔡 ASCII Art Generator

Turn short text into a big ASCII art banner.

Text (keep it short)

How to use

Enter a short piece of text.
Click "Generate".
Copy the result to use it.

🎯 Use Cases

Add a fun touch to chat or commit messages
Decorate the top of a README with a logo
Create a banner for console output

Example

Input

HI

Output

  @@@    @@@   @@@@@@
  @@@    @@@    @@@
  @@@@@@@@@@    @@@
  @@@    @@@    @@@
  @@@    @@@   @@@@@@
…

Entering "HI" draws each letter as a large ASCII banner, where letter strokes become dark characters (@ % #) and empty space stays blank. Because the exact glyph shapes depend on your browser's font rendering, this is a representative example, and the full banner spans several rows.

FAQ

How is the ASCII art generated?: Your text is rendered onto a canvas, then each pixel's brightness is analyzed and mapped to a character.
Does it support non-Latin scripts?: Yes. Any character your browser's font can render, including non-Latin scripts, can be converted.
Is my text sent to a server?: No. It's processed entirely in your browser using the Canvas API.