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taag is a free text to ASCII art generator. It renders the text you type live in 349 FIGlet fonts at once, so you can scan every style and copy the one that fits. No signup, no watermark. The art you make is yours to use in a README, a terminal, a Discord message, or a code comment.
taag has a free public MCP endpoint so AI agents and scripts can generate
ASCII art directly. It offers two tools, list_fonts and render,
over all 349 fonts, and works with any MCP client. For example, in Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http taag https://taag.fun/mcp.
Yes. taag is completely free, with no signup and no watermark. Type your text, pick a font, and copy the ASCII art.
FIGlet is the classic format for text-to-ASCII banners. Each .flf font describes how to draw large letters out of ASCII characters. taag renders 349 of them live.
Use the copy button, then paste the art inside a code block or any monospace font. ASCII art only lines up when every character is the same width.
Yes. Wrap the art in a triple-backtick code block so GitHub renders it in a monospace font and keeps the alignment intact.
Yes. Terminals are monospace by default. In Discord, put the art inside a code block with triple backticks so it renders on a fixed grid.
Yes. taag exposes a free public MCP endpoint at https://taag.fun/mcp with two tools, list_fonts and render, so AI agents and scripts can generate ASCII art in any of the 349 fonts. It works with any MCP client. For example, in Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http taag https://taag.fun/mcp