Draw anything.
In text characters.

Describe what you want in a few words, or upload a photo, and pick one of 48 styles — classic, block shading, braille dots, green phosphor, digital rain, and more. The AI renders your idea as a high-resolution ASCII art image in seconds. From there you can edit it with plain-English instructions, upscale it, or animate it into a short clip.

Yes — sign in with Google and get 2 free credits, and nothing you make carries a watermark. A standard artwork costs 1 credit. To keep creating, Creator is $9/month for 250 credits and Pro is $29/month for 1,000, or grab a one-time pack: Starter ($12, 250 credits) or Mega ($40, 1,000 credits).

It's an image. Every result is a high-resolution picture that looks like ASCII or text-character art, which you download like any other artwork — it is not copy-pasteable text. That's what lets it hold fine shading, phosphor glow, and print-quality detail.

Absolutely. Upload any photo — a selfie, a pet, a landscape — choose a style like text portrait or block shading, and the AI re-draws it as an ASCII art image. You can then refine it with edits or upscale it up to 128 MP.

Yes. Generate an ASCII-style video straight from a text prompt, or start from a photo and animate it into a short clip of 4 to 15 seconds. Video is billed per second, so you only pay for the length you choose.

You own everything you create. Creations appear in the public community feed by default; subscribers and pack buyers can make theirs private. See our Terms of Service for details. Since copyright law differs from country to country and we're not able to provide legal guidance, consult a lawyer about any specific use.