Render text using large ASCII-art lettering.
It renders large letters from plain ASCII characters so the output can be copied as text.
How it works
- Enter letters or digits; the built-in block alphabet renders them across five text rows.
- Copy the preformatted result and paste it into a monospaced environment to preserve alignment.
Example
- For example, “SOS” becomes a five-line block-text banner made only from # characters and spaces.
Assumptions and limitations
- The built-in alphabet covers Latin A–Z, digits and spaces; unsupported characters are shown as question marks.
- Proportional fonts or automatic whitespace trimming can distort ASCII art.