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Text to ASCII Art — FIGlet Banner Generator

Turn short text into FIGlet-style ASCII art banners with selectable fonts in your browser. Useful for CLI splash screens, terminal demos, and plain-text headings.

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Use cases

  • Prepare a CLI startup banner
  • Decorate plain-text headings
  • Try different FIGlet fonts

How to use

  1. Enter short Latin letters or numbers
  2. Switch fonts to preview
  3. Copy the ASCII banner

Example input and output

Input

UUUP

Output

Multi-line ASCII art banner

FAQ

Does Chinese work well?

FIGlet fonts target Latin characters. CJK output is usually limited—prefer short English words.

Paste into source code?

Yes, as multiline strings or comments. Use a monospace font in the target terminal.

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