Drag & drop an image here, or click to select
Supports PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF and more
ASCII art uses characters (letters, digits, symbols) to form images in plain text, often seen in terminals, comments, or retro-style displays. This tool converts images or text into ASCII art and lets you adjust character set, contrast, and width.
Use it for character-based logos, code comment decorations, or terminal welcome messages.
Upload an image or enter text as the source. Images are mapped to characters by luminance; text may be rendered from font outlines or presets.
Change width (character count), character set (e.g. @#%* or full ASCII), and contrast; the preview updates in real time.
Copy the result to the clipboard or export as a text file for use in code, README, or terminal config.
Small, detailed, or low-contrast images produce noisy output. Try a larger source, higher contrast, or fewer output columns for clearer patterns.
If the tool allows a custom character set, you can change density and style. “Font” usually refers to text-to-ASCII outline options when available.
If processing runs in the browser (e.g. Canvas), the image stays local. See this site’s policy for details.
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