ASCII art arranges plain-text characters to look like large letters. ASCII Text uses bundled FIGlet fonts; it does not turn your text into an image.
Make a short banner
Replace Text with Hi. Leave Font on Standard and Width at 80. Result should show several lines of large letters made from text characters. Choose Big to change their shape; Width controls when longer text wraps. Copy takes the displayed characters so you can paste them into a code block or a terminal message. Empty Text clears the result.
Paste the result into a monospaced font or a fenced code block. In a proportional font, different character widths break the alignment. Test a long banner at the actual width of the place you will publish it, especially on narrow screens.
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Related guide
For more background, read Text Formatting and Cleanup.
Questions you might have
- Will the banner line up everywhere?
- Only in a monospaced font. In a proportional font the columns collapse, which is why the preview here is monospaced.