🅰️ ASCII Banner Generator
Convert plain text into large ASCII art banners using FIGlet-style fonts. Choose from block, banner, or standard styles — all in your browser.
About the ASCII Banner Generator
This tool converts plain text into large ASCII art banners — the kind you'd see in terminal output, README files, or console logs. It uses built-in FIGlet-style font definitions rendered entirely in your browser, with no server calls.
Font styles
- Block — A heavy, solid block font that fills each letter with # characters.
- Banner — A lighter banner style using # and spaces for letter shapes.
- Standard — A simple, readable standard font using slashes and underscores.
How to use
- Type your text (uppercase letters, digits, and basic punctuation work best).
- Choose a font style.
- Click Generate, then Copy to paste into a terminal, README, or chat.
Frequently asked questions
What characters are supported? Uppercase A–Z, digits 0–9, and common punctuation. Lowercase letters are auto-uppercased. Other characters become blank blocks.
Can I use this in code comments or READMEs? Yes — copy the output and paste it inside a code block. Make sure your editor preserves whitespace and uses a monospace font.
Is the rendering done locally? Yes, all font data is built into the page. No text is sent to any server.