Simple ASCII Art

Simple, small ASCII art that fits in a chat message: tiny cats, dogs, bunnies, fish, hearts and faces of five lines or fewer, plus one-line art. Tap to copy.

57 pieces · tap Copy, then paste inside a code block (```) so it stays aligned

Sitting cat
Cat loaf
Curious cat
Cat in a box
Sitting dog
Puppy face
Dog face
Sausage dog
Happy dog
Bunny face
Plain ASCII bunny
Bunny with a sign
Sitting bunny
Bunny loaf
Hopping bunny
Bunny ears
Two fish
Fish with bubbles
Fish bowl
School of fish
Shark fin
Owl
Bunny, plain ASCII
Snail
Mouse
Penguin
Duck
Turtle
Frog
Pig
Bee
Chicken
Hedgehog
Small heart
Classic heart
Stick figure
Waving
Cheering
Two friends
Person at a desk
Pizza slice
Burger
Cherries
Apple
Beer
Flower
Tulips
Sun
Wave
Small cake
Single balloon
Party popper
UFO
Starfield
Robot
Robot head
Bug

One-line art

Single-line versions that paste cleanly into chats and usernames. More on the one-line ASCII art page.

More ASCII art

Want your own? Type a name into the ASCII art generator or convert a photo with image to ASCII.

Questions people ask

What is the easiest ASCII art to draw?

Start with three-line animals like the cat /\_/\ ( o.o ) > ^ < or the bunny (\_/) (o.o) (> <). Each line is a few characters, so you can type it from memory. One-liners like =^..^= are even simpler.

What makes ASCII art "simple"?

On this page, simple means five lines or fewer and no wider than 24 characters, so it fits in a phone chat bubble without wrapping. Anything bigger is in the full category pages.

How do I paste simple & small ASCII art without it breaking?

Paste it inside a code block (three backticks before and after) or anywhere that uses a monospace font. Proportional fonts squash the spaces and shear the picture.

Can I use these in my project?

Yes, small ASCII pieces like these are shared freely. If a piece carries artist initials, keep them when you repost it.