ASCII Art Text Banner Generator (FIGlet)
Turn text into big ASCII-art banners with 331 classic FIGlet fonts, searchable. Copy the result anywhere. 100% in your browser, no upload.
331 of 331 fonts. Press [ or ] to step through them.
Standard, Big, Slant are built into the page; the other 328 are fetched once, the first time you pick one.
Every font at once
🔒 Generated in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Big ASCII letters from plain text
Type any word or short phrase and it is instantly rendered as a large ASCII-art banner built from FIGlet fonts. All 331 fonts FIGlet ships are here, searchable by name — Standard for the classic look, Big for bold chunky letters, Slant for an italic style, and 328 more — then copy the result with one click. It is perfect for README headers, code comments, terminal login banners, commit art and retro text signatures.
Real FIGlet fonts, and nothing leaves the page
The banners use the original FIGlet font definitions, so the output matches what the classic
command-line figlet tool produces. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is
uploaded. Standard, Big and Slant are built into the page and work with no network at all; the
other 328 are fetched from this site the first time you pick one, and are then cached like any
other page asset.
Frequently asked questions
What is FIGlet?
FIGlet is a classic program that turns ordinary text into large letters made of smaller ASCII characters. This tool uses the same font format, so the banners look identical to command-line figlet output.
Which fonts can I use?
All 331 fonts that ship with FIGlet, searchable by name. Standard, Big and Slant are built into the page and work with no further request; the rest load the moment you pick one.
Where can I paste the ASCII art?
Anywhere monospaced text works — README and Markdown files, source-code comments, terminal MOTD/login banners, Discord code blocks, and text-based signatures. Use a monospace font so the letters line up.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No. The fonts are bundled into the page and the banner is generated entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to a server.