텍스트 및 문서 도구

ASCII 텍스트 Drawer

「ASCII 텍스트 Drawer」는 텍스트 및 문서 작업을 위한 브라우저 도구입니다. 입력과 결과는 일반적으로 이 기기에서 처리되며 가입이 필요하지 않습니다.

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Up to 200 printable US-ASCII characters. Line breaks are kept; lowercase letters are drawn as uppercase.

All three use the same built-in 5 × 5 fixed-width letterforms.

20 to 160 monospaced columns. Words wrap before they exceed the selected width.

The preview always uses a monospaced font. By default, copy and TXT download trim padding at the end of each line.

사용 방법

사용 방법

  1. Enter up to 200 printable US-ASCII characters; lowercase letters are drawn as uppercase.
  2. Choose an ink style and a maximum monospaced line width from 20 to 160 columns.
  3. Draw the banner, check the fixed-width result, then copy it or download a UTF-8 text file.

A small local ASCII typeface

This tool uses original built-in 5 × 5 letterforms and never fetches a FIGlet font or sends your text to a service. It accepts printable 7-bit US-ASCII code points from space (0x20) through tilde (0x7E), plus line breaks. Letters A–Z, digits, space, and common punctuation are drawn; other printable characters use the visible question-mark fallback.

Fixed-width output you can trust

The generated banner uses only spaces plus the selected ASCII ink character (#, @, or *). It needs a monospaced font to retain its shape. The preview uses one, and copied or downloaded lines trim unused trailing padding by default; turn on Keep trailing spaces only when a receiving plain-text format requires every column.

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Is this a full FIGlet font generator?

No. It is a deliberately small, self-contained ASCII banner drawer with one 5 × 5 typeface and three ink styles. It does not load third-party font files or support FIGlet smushing rules.

Why are emoji or accented letters rejected?

They are Unicode characters outside the documented 7-bit US-ASCII input range. Restricting the input keeps each source character and output column predictable in terminals and plain-text editors.

Will the drawing look right after I paste it?

It will when the destination preserves spaces and uses a monospaced font. Proportional fonts, rich-text editors, and automatic whitespace trimming can change its alignment.