Curated FIGlet directory

FIGlet font gallery.

Start with 20 useful, documented styles. Each page includes a static preview, practical sizing guidance, attribution, and a focused ASCII banner generator.

Choose with context

Match the font to its destination.

Compact fonts suit 80-column terminals and code comments. Wider block and 3D styles work best for short names in README files or launch screens. Use the complete live gallery when you want to search all available fonts with your own text.

Compact fonts

Shorter styles for narrow terminals, comments, logs, and dense documentation.

Block fonts

High-contrast display faces for project names, launch screens, and prominent headings.

3D fonts

Layered and isometric shapes that add depth while remaining copyable plain text.

Novelty fonts

Distinctive FIGlet styles for themed tools, demos, games, and memorable READMEs.

6 rows · novelty

Standard

The dependable FIGlet default: readable, balanced, and familiar in almost every terminal environment.

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7 rows · novelty

ANSI Shadow

A dense geometric face with a crisp lower-right shadow and a modern terminal-dashboard feel.

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6 rows · novelty

Slant

A forward-leaning variation of Standard that adds movement without sacrificing readability.

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9 rows · novelty

Ghost

An expressive rounded font assembled from punctuation, with a playful vintage console character.

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6 rows · novelty

Graffiti

A layered, angular display style that recreates the energy of a hand-drawn tag in monospace.

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10 rows · novelty

Bloody

A dramatic dripped display face that trades restraint for a highly recognizable horror aesthetic.

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5 rows · novelty

Shadow

A readable outline with a restrained drop shadow that adds depth without becoming noisy.

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7 rows · novelty

Star Wars

A cinematic, slanted block face with strong diagonals and an instantly epic silhouette.

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6 rows · novelty

Sub-Zero

A wide futuristic face with broken strokes that feels equally at home in an arcade or terminal.

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6 rows · novelty

Speed

A low, forward-driving design that suggests motion while keeping the letter shapes clear.

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9 rows · novelty

Epic

A decorative six-row font that uses layered punctuation for a lively handcrafted finish.

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6 rows · novelty

Ogre

A compact, friendly display face with rounded forms and enough weight to work in small spaces.

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