FIGlet font Ogre font
A five-line font with slanted strokes and bent endings. About the size of Standard, with more character.
_ _ /\ /\___| | | ___ / /_/ / _ \ | |/ _ \ / __ / __/ | | (_) | \/ /_/ \___|_|_|\___/
A–Z specimen
Uppercase
Lowercase
Digits
About the Ogre font
Ogre is a variant of Standard with slanted vertical strokes and endings bent into a \/ shape. Its file header only credits the authors of Standard, so who made this variant has not been confirmed.
Its height and width are close to Standard (“HELLO” is 29 columns), so it is an easy swap when you want something a little less plain but still readable.
Works well for
README titles with more personality than Standard, and code comment banners.
Font facts
- Height
- 5 lines
- “HELLO” width
- 29 columns
- Average letter width
- 5.9 columns
- Lowercase
- Yes
- Digits
- Yes
- Narrow screens
- Better on wide screens
- Made by
- Unknown
- Based on
- Standard
- Terms of use
- The original author’s terms of use have not been confirmed. Check them before commercial use.
Frequently asked questions
How tall is the Ogre font?
Banners in Ogre are 5 lines tall. “HELLO” comes out 29 columns wide, and each letter takes about 5.9 columns on average. For phone chats, compare it with narrow fonts such as Small or Mini.
Does Ogre support Korean?
FIGlet fonts have no Korean letters, so Ogre cannot draw Hangul. Use the Korean ASCII art tool for Korean text.
Where does a Ogre banner stay aligned?
Anywhere that shows text in a monospaced font. On Discord and GitHub, wrap it in a ``` code block; in chat apps with proportional fonts, save a PNG and send the image.
Can I use Ogre banners commercially?
The original author’s terms for Ogre (commercial use and redistribution) have not been confirmed. Before using it for products or advertising, check the author’s terms yourself, or choose a font with confirmed terms such as Standard, Slant, or Big.
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Related guides
Adding a banner to a README
Put it in a Markdown code block and keep it under 80 columns.Read →Choosing a FIGlet font
Check the width you have first, then decide between ASCII-only and block-character fonts.Read →A banner for your terminal
Use a quoted heredoc or a file so backslashes survive, and print only in interactive shells so scp keeps working.Read →
Try another tool
Text banner
Turn English text into large banners in 12 FIGlet fonts and compare them at a glance.Open →Korean ASCII art
Draw Korean (Hangul) names and phrases with █ ░ # @ characters. Most generators cannot handle Korean.Open →Image to ASCII
Upload a photo and tune width, brightness, contrast, and the character set. Save it as a colored PNG.Open →Text art
Copy cats, hearts, birthday cakes, and kaomoji with one click, or save them as PNG images.Open →Fancy text
Turn English text into 24 Unicode styles such as script, bold, and Fraktur, and wrap any text in symbols.Open →