Raster mode: canvas to density text. FIGlet mode: classic ASCII banner fonts (same engine as TAAG). Adjustable width; copy anywhere.
Back to homeRaster mode: 35+ presets combining a font stack, density ramps, and optional contrast or outline. Appearance varies by OS fonts. Supports Unicode (e.g. CJK).
Use monospace viewers or terminals that support block/Unicode density characters.
“Copy” is unstyled plain text. For terminal colors use “Copy ANSI color” and pick Windows vs Linux/macOS line endings; solid/gradient embed truecolor ANSI. “Theme default” adds line endings only, no color codes.
Uses ESC + 24-bit foreground. Needs a VT-capable terminal (Windows Terminal, VS Code, most Linux/macOS).
Colors won’t appear if you only paste into the shell prompt; a program or command must write the same string to stdout so the terminal interprets the escapes—otherwise you may see garbage or no color.
Example (save, then print):
Save the “Copy ANSI color” result as art.txt (UTF-8). Run one of the commands below so the text is printed to stdout (pasting at the prompt usually won’t show colors):
cat art.txt # Windows Terminal / CMD: type art.txt