Convert Text to ASCII Art
Add character spacing to uppercase text for a simple ASCII-style banner
Last updated: October 14, 2026
Choose whether to add spaces between uppercase characters or only change letter case.
- Large mode uppercases and spaces characters; small mode only uppercases text.
- Use small mode to preserve line breaks and existing spacing.
- Copy or download the generated art straight from the output panel.
- Use shorter phrases for compact headers.
- Monospaced contexts (README, terminals) display the art best.
- Use Clear to reset and experiment with another style.
Result actions
Copy or download the tool output, or share a link to Convert Text to ASCII Art.
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Make a simple ASCII-style text banner
Enter text and choose a display style. Large mode converts letters to uppercase and inserts spaces between characters, which can make a short heading stand out in a README or code comment. Small mode converts letters to uppercase without adding character spacing. This tool does not use a block-letter font or draw each letter from a grid of symbols.
For example, Large mode turns “Hi” into “H I”; Small mode turns it into “HI”. Existing punctuation remains in the output. Large mode joins characters on one line, so line breaks in the input become separators; use Small mode when you need to keep the original line layout.
Choose Convert to ASCII art, then copy the text or download it as ascii-art.txt. The conversion runs in the browser. For multi-line block lettering, use a FIGlet-style banner generator instead.