Script ASCII Art Generator

Turn any text into ASCII art with the Script FIGlet font — free, instant, and processed entirely in your browser.

Script preview

                            
   ()            o          
   /\  __   ,_        _ _|_ 
  /  \/    /  |  |  |/ \_|  
 /(__/\___/   |_/|_/|__/ |_/
                   /|       
                   \|       

The preview above updates as you type. Nothing is uploaded — the font is rendered on your device.

Script in a sentence

  ,          _   _          _                     _        
 /|   |     | | | |        (_|   |   |_/         | |    |  
  |___|  _  | | | |  __      |   |   | __   ,_   | |  __|  
  |   |\|/  |/  |/  /  \_    |   |   |/  \_/  |  |/  /  |  
  |   |/|__/|__/|__/\__/      \_/ \_/ \__/    |_/|__/\_/|_/
                                                           
                                                           

Script digits

   __  , __  ___       ____  _______ __  __ 
  /  \/|/  )/   \|  | |     /      //  \/  |
 |    ||  /   __/|__|_|___ | __   / \__/\_/|
 |    || /      \   |     \|/  \ /  /  \   |
  \__/ |/___\___/   | \___/ \__//   \__/   |
                                            
                                            

About the Script font

Height
7 lines
Layout
kerned
Lowercase
distinct lowercase glyphs
Digits
yes
Category
Decorative

From the FIGlet font collection: Script by Glenn Chappell 4/93

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The full generator adds colour, layout modes, a size slider, and .txt / .png export.

What Script looks like, and when to use it

Script is one of 59 FIGlet fonts on this site. FIGlet fonts are not typefaces in the usual sense: each one is a small file describing how to draw every character out of ordinary text symbols, 7 lines tall, so the result is plain text you can paste anywhere a monospace font renders — a terminal banner, a README, a code comment, an IRC channel.

This font draws its characters 7 lines high and joins them using kerned layout, which is the setting the font's own author chose. It has its own lowercase glyphs, so mixed-case text keeps its shape. Wide art is the usual gotcha: a banner that looks right in a full-width terminal will wrap badly in a narrow one, so check the width of your text before you paste it somewhere fixed.