About ArtASCII
Tools to create, understand and reuse character drawings.
Editorial responsibility
Nicolas Belotti leads the ArtASCII project. Its purpose is to make character art easier to create and use through accessible tools, reproducible examples, clear limits and identifiable technical sources.
Artificial intelligence assisted with the content and code in this version. Examples, core functions and internal links undergo technical checks before delivery. This is neither a certification from a standards body nor approval by the platforms mentioned.
How we build a page
- Identify the task: convert, choose, copy or fix.
- Make the tool or collection available near the beginning.
- Document concrete examples and their settings.
- Connect technical explanations with sources and state their limits.
- Record a review date and a planned next review.
References include RFC 20, Unicode documentation, and official FIGlet, GitHub and Discord documentation. Linking to a source does not imply that it endorses ArtASCII.
What is checked and what depends on your destination
Design dimensions are calculated from their text files. Generation, copying, downloads and language switching are checked in a test browser. Individual mobile applications, terminals and installed fonts may behave differently.
Platform guides distinguish documented rules from trials in our own tools. We do not claim to have tested every version of every application.
The next review is a planned editorial date, not a statement that continuous or automated monitoring is active.
Credits and privacy
The text tool uses figlet.js and FIGlet fonts with their credits retained. See the licence and attribution information.
Opened images and entered text are processed in your browser. Read about data handling.
Publisher and contact
ArtASCII is published by Blue Painter SARL. To report an error or ask a question: info@artascii.com. Publisher and hosting details.