I don't believe everyone just wants to copy the Claude Code logo font to their own CLI/TUI apps, there just seems to be a lack of tools for developers to create their own ANSI logo easily.
So I decided to remedy the situation and build Bit, which is an open source ANSI logo designer with TUI and a standalone Go font library for implementing ANSI fonts to terminal apps. Here are the features:
- 100+ Font Styles, all free for commercial and personal use.
- Export to TXT, Go, JavaScript, Python, Rust, and Bash.
- Color gradient effects, shadow effects, and text scaling.
- Adjust character, word, and line spacing. Align text left, centre, or right.
- Automatic kerning, descender detection and alignment.
Let me know what you think! And if you make a logo with it, I'd like to know about it.
So I decided to remedy the situation and build Bit, which is an open source ANSI logo designer with TUI and a standalone Go font library for implementing ANSI fonts to terminal apps. Here are the features:
- 100+ Font Styles, all free for commercial and personal use.
- Export to TXT, Go, JavaScript, Python, Rust, and Bash.
- Color gradient effects, shadow effects, and text scaling.
- Adjust character, word, and line spacing. Align text left, centre, or right.
- Automatic kerning, descender detection and alignment.
Let me know what you think! And if you make a logo with it, I'd like to know about it.