Text Art Generator
Create decorative ASCII headings and word art from any text, ready to paste anywhere monospace text works.
___ _____ ______ ____ ____ ___ ____ ______
/ | / ___/ / ____/ / _/ / _/ / | / __ \ /_ __/
/ /| | \__ \ / / / / / / / /| | / /_/ / / /
/ ___ | ___/ / / /___ _/ / _/ / / ___ | / _, _/ / /
/_/ |_|/____/ \____/ /___/ /___/ /_/ |_|/_/ |_| /_/
How to use the Text Art Generator
Three steps, all processed in your browser.
Write a word or title
Type the heading, name or short phrase you want to decorate.
Try different fonts
Compare fonts until the style fits — clean for code comments, bold for banners.
Paste it anywhere
Copy the art into Discord, a README, a code comment or your terminal profile.
Decorative text art for anywhere that shows plain text
Text art turns a word or a name into a decorative heading built from characters. Because the result is plain text, it works in places where you can't use images: code comments, config files, terminal prompts, chat messages and README files.
Choosing a style:
- For code comments and READMEs, pick compact fonts such as Small or Mini so the heading doesn't dominate the file.
- For Discord or forum posts, bold fonts such as Big, Block or Doom stand out.
- For terminal profiles, slanted and shadow styles look good above a prompt.
Try a few fonts with your actual text — letter shapes vary a lot, and a font that looks great for one word can be hard to read for another.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the Text to ASCII generator? ▼
Both use the same engine and fonts. This page is set up for short decorative headings and word art; the Text to ASCII page focuses on banner text.
How do I add text art to a code comment? ▼
Copy the plain text and paste it inside a block comment. Most editors keep the spacing because code is shown in a monospace font.
Can I make the text art bigger? ▼
The size comes from the font. Choose a larger font for bigger letters, or export a PNG or SVG and scale it up.