Create stunning ASCII art logos with colorful gradients in your terminal for project banners, startup logos, and terminal customization.
oh-my-logo is a Node.js tool that creates giant ASCII-art logos with colorful gradients for terminal display. It solves the problem of dull terminal text by allowing developers to generate eye-catching banners for project READMEs, startup screens, CI/CD pipelines, and CLI applications. The tool supports both outlined and filled rendering modes with multiple color palettes and gradient directions.
Developers, DevOps engineers, and technical writers who want to enhance terminal interfaces, project documentation, or CLI tools with visually appealing ASCII art logos.
Developers choose oh-my-logo for its zero-dependency setup via npx, extensive customization options including 13 built-in palettes and multiple fonts, and dual usage as both a CLI tool and a library. Its unique selling point is the ability to create professional-looking gradient ASCII art quickly without complex installations.
Display giant ASCII-art logos with colorful gradients in your terminal — like Claude Code or Gemini CLI.
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Runs instantly via npx without any dependencies, making it ideal for quick one-off use in scripts or terminals, as highlighted in the 'Zero Dependencies' feature.
Offers 13 built-in color palettes, multiple gradient directions, and various shadow styles in filled mode, allowing for diverse aesthetic choices directly from the CLI.
Functions as both a command-line tool for rapid logo creation and an importable Node.js library, enabling integration into applications for dynamic outputs.
Supports multi-line text with newline characters and allows custom Figlet fonts, providing control over layout and typography for complex banners.
Gradient colors and filled block characters may not display correctly in all terminal emulators, especially older or minimal ones without full ANSI support, risking broken visuals.
Relies on system-installed figlet fonts, which can lead to missing or inconsistent fonts across environments, requiring manual setup for custom typography.
Primarily designed for generating static logos; lacks built-in CLI options for animations or real-time updates, limiting use in interactive applications without custom scripting.