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One Line ASCII Art
Copy and paste one-line ASCII art from 513 pieces: tiny animals, faces and symbols that fit on a single line. Because each piece is one line, it pastes cleanly into usernames, bios and chats.
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513 patterns
<3
♥
♥ ♥
(♥)
.♥.
♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
o~~~~\/~~~~\/~~~~>
O~~~~\/~~~~\/~~~~>
-~~~~\/~~~~\/~~~~>
*~~~~\/~~~~\/~~~~>
.~~~~\/~~~~\/~~~~>
^~~~~\/~~~~\/~~~~>
><(((º>
><(((o>
><(((O>
><(((->
><(((*>
><(((.>
><(((^>
<o)))><
<O)))><
<-)))><
<*)))><
<.)))><
<^)))><
><((((o>
><((((*>
><((((O>
><((((.>
><((((@>
<o))))><
<*))))><
<O))))><
<.))))><
<@))))><
><>o
><>*
><>O
><>.
><>@
o><>
*><>
O><>
.><>
@><>
><((o>>
><((*>>
><((O>>
What's here
This page collects pieces from every category that fit on one line. For pieces a few lines tall, see small ASCII art. For one-line emoticons, see kaomoji.
Where it renders well
One-line art doesn't depend on line breaks, so it holds up in most apps without a code block. Some pieces use Unicode symbols that older fonts may not show.
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Questions about this tool
Why use one-line ASCII art?
It never gets split across lines and barely depends on the font, so it works in usernames and other fields that don't allow line breaks.
Is there a one-line cat or dog?
Cats and dogs are all multi-line for now. The one-line animals are mostly fish and snakes.
Why do some show up as boxes?
Kaomoji and lenny faces use special symbols that older devices may lack. Pick one made only of keyboard characters.