Convert text to ASCII art with multiple font styles — download or copy the result for READMEs, code comments, and banners. Input never leaves your device — everything runs locally in your browser.
Generate ASCII-art text banners and figlet fonts for READMEs and terminals. Make headers that pop in plain text — free, local, no signup.
Renders a scannable QR code from any text or URL with a client-side Reed-Solomon encoder at fixed high error correction. Customize size, colors, and center logo, then download the PNG — free, local, no signup.
Generates real scannable barcodes in UPC-A, EAN-13, Code 128, and Code 39 — JsBarcode encoders with guard patterns, checksums, and start/stop codes, rendered to SVG. Input never leaves your device — everything runs locally in your browser.
Preview your text in 6 Google fonts — Inter, Playfair Display, Fira Code, Pacifico, Outfit, and Montserrat — and copy the ready-to-use CSS import plus font-family rule. Free, local, no signup.
Blow text up to huge display sizes with styles for banners and headers. Make announcements unmissable — free, local, copy-paste ready.
Simple, block, bubble, fancy, and digital styles. Each style creates a different visual effect for your text, from bold block letters to ornate decorative text.
Short text (1-15 characters) produces the best results. Longer text may wrap or become too small to read in ASCII art format.
Yes. The generated ASCII art can be copied to clipboard as plain text for use in terminal outputs, text files, code comments, or chat messages.
Basic Latin letters and numbers work best. Special characters, emojis, and non-Latin scripts may not render correctly in ASCII art styles.
Yes. All generation runs in your browser. No text data is sent to any server.
Last updated October 2026