How the generator works
Each letter you type is drawn from a small pixel font made for this site. The generator lays the letters out on a grid that is 26 characters wide, the width of the Valorant chat box, then converts the pixels into block characters: █ for a full cell, ▀ and ▄ for half cells, and a shade such as ░ for the background.
The result is copied as one line. Valorant wraps that line every 26 characters and your banner rebuilds itself in the chat.
The four letter styles
| Style | Height | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Heavy | 5 rows per line | Two or three letters that must be seen: GG, EZ, ACE |
| Classic | 4 rows per line | Short words: NICE, SAVE, RUSH |
| Slim | 3 rows per line | Longer words and two-line messages |
| Tall | 5 rows per line | The same letters as Slim, drawn with full blocks |
Heavy, Classic and Slim use half blocks, which makes pixels almost square and letters easier to read. Tall uses only full blocks and shades, for players who prefer the older look.
Options
- Inverted fills the background and cuts the letters out of it. It stands out more in a busy chat.
- Frame adds a line above and below the text. It costs two rows.
- Background changes the shade used for empty cells. The background cannot be a normal space: the chat would collapse it and the rows would lose their width.
- Alignment centers the text or pushes it to the left edge.
Tips for banners that read well
Keep it short. A banner is read in less than a second, in the corner of the screen, by people who are busy. One or two words work better than a sentence. If you need two lines, Slim keeps the whole message under eight rows.
Send it at a calm moment and send it once. Repeating the same banner is the fastest way to get muted by your own team, and Riot’s chat restrictions target spam.
Looking for something already drawn? The gallery has more than a hundred ready-made arts, including toxic and GG banners.
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