Love ASCII

Browse a large collection of ASCII art covering themes such as hearts, flowers, greetings, weddings, and animals.

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About Love ASCII

Love ASCII is a website that collects ASCII art on love, romance, and affection. Its themes include Valentine's Day, hearts, flowers, hugs, kisses, weddings, knights and princesses, castles, teddy bears, and smileys. The collection was first put together in the late 1990s for another website and was later given its own site. The art was created by many artists, and the site credits them where the artist is known.

The site asks visitors who use the artwork to respect the artists' work and to keep their names or initials where they appear. It also links to an ASCII text generator for making custom words and phrases. The source does not state pricing.

Key features

  • Browse ASCII art by theme, such as hearts, flowers, and weddings
  • Themed sections for Valentine's Day, hugs, kisses, and teddy bears
  • Colour flower pictures in HTML and ANSI formats
  • HTML-coded web hugs
  • Cuddly word art made with Figlet
  • Link to an ASCII text generator for custom words
Best for: People looking for romantic or themed ASCII art, such as Valentine's Day or wedding pictures.
Good for
  • Large collection organised into themed sections
  • Credits artists where their identity is known
  • Links to a text generator for making custom ASCII words
Watch out for
  • Credit is given only where the artist is known
  • Focused on love, romance, and affection themes

Love ASCII at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Love ASCII FAQ

Who created the ASCII art?
The art was made by a large number of artists. Credit is included where the artist is known.
What should I do when using the artwork?
The site asks users to respect the artists' work and not to remove their names or initials where they are present.
Does the site help me make my own ASCII words?
The site links to an ASCII text generator for making your own words and phrases.
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