Make an ASCII logo from text
Type your project or brand name and turn it into a bold ASCII logo using 133 FIGlet fonts plus built-in block styles. Preview every font at once, pick the one that fits, and copy it in a click.
Great for developers
An ASCII logo gives a CLI tool, a README, or a terminal splash screen instant character without any image files. Because it is plain text it loads everywhere, survives copy-paste, and never breaks a layout.
Tips for a strong logo
- Short names read best — one or two words.
- Try bold fonts like ANSI Shadow, Doom or Slant.
- Use 80–100 columns for READMEs, up to 120 for terminals.
- Paste inside a fenced code block to keep alignment.
When it looks right, copy the banner or download a TXT/PNG.