• 20 pieces
  • Checked October 2026

Coffee Text Art

Tap a cup to copy every line of it; the first is a mug you can type on.

Coffee Text Art

( ( ( ) ) ) .--------------. | |==. | YOUR WORDS | )) | |==' '--------------'Your coffee mug7 lines, 21 wideReady to copy

20 pieces. Tap one to copy it.

Your own words 1

One line 3

Small, 2 to 4 lines 4

Medium, 5 to 9 lines 11

Large, 10 lines and up 1

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How it works

Coffee text art in keyboard characters, drawn for this page: 20 pieces, from an espresso cup to a steaming mug, with a pot, a press, a machine, beans and a cup to go.

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ASCII art coffee cup, mug or glass

Cups first: Coffee cup on a saucer is wide with a small handle, Espresso cup, small is four lines, Latte in a tall glass has three layers and Coffee cups, three sizes stands S, M and L in a row. Big coffee mug, steaming is the tallest, 11 lines.

Coffee cup text art with your name on it

Your coffee mug takes 10 characters where it says YOUR WORDS, or 14 with the padding. Keep the line the same length so the side of the mug stays straight. Coffee cup to go already says COFFEE on its sleeve.

  • Is this coffee made from keyboard symbols alone? Yes: parentheses for steam, number signs for the coffee, tildes for the surface.
  • Squash-proof has six pieces with no run of spaces, three of them one-liners. Why spaces fold.
  • The cup as an emoji is on coffee emoji.

Questions and answers

Is this coffee text art copy paste ready?

Yes. Tap a card and every line of that piece is copied, line breaks included. Paste it where the font is monospaced; in other fonts the two sides of a mug drift apart.

What is the smallest ASCII coffee here?

Coffee cup, one line: ten characters, a slanted cup with a handle between two underscores of saucer. The smallest with steam is Squash-proof coffee cup, three rows.

What is in a latte?

Espresso and steamed milk are its main ingredients, by Wikipedia's Latte article. Latte in a tall glass shows three layers: foam in tildes, milk in dots and coffee in number signs.

Which pieces are not cups?

Eight: a coffee pot, a press with its plunger up, a stovetop pot, a machine with a mug under it, a single bean, a sack of beans, and two rows of beans, one of them squash-proof.

All 20 pieces

Your own words 1

  • Your coffee mug A straight-sided mug with steam above it and a looped handle. Type over YOUR WORDS, 10 characters, or 14 with the padding. 7 lines, 21 wide.

One line 3

  • Coffee beans, one line Five beans, each a slash between parentheses for the crease. 1 line, 19 wide.
  • Coffee cup, one line A slanted cup between two underscores of saucer, with a parenthesis for the handle. 1 line, 10 wide.
  • Coffee mugs, one line Three square mugs side by side, every handle to the right. 1 line, 14 wide.

Small, 2 to 4 lines 4

  • Espresso cup, small Four lines: two wisps of steam, a small cup with a handle, and its saucer. 4 lines, 9 wide.
  • Squash-proof coffee beans Three rows of beans packed edge to edge, the middle row shifted by half a bean. 3 lines, 9 wide.
  • Squash-proof coffee cup Steam, a cup with a handle, and a saucer, with no space in it. 3 lines, 8 wide.
  • Squash-proof coffee mug Steam, a brim of tildes and a mug of number signs, with no space in it. 4 lines, 9 wide.
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Medium, 5 to 9 lines 11

  • Coffee bean, close up One bean, an oval with a curved crease down the middle. 6 lines, 11 wide.
  • Coffee cup from above Looking down into a round cup: a swirl in the middle and the handle to the right. 6 lines, 17 wide.
  • Coffee cup on a saucer A wide cup that narrows to its foot, a small handle, steam, and a saucer underneath. 7 lines, 18 wide.
  • Coffee cup to go A paper cup with a lid, narrowing downward, the word COFFEE on its sleeve. 8 lines, 15 wide.
  • Coffee cups, three sizes Three cups in a row, each taller than the last, marked S, M and L. 6 lines, 22 wide.
  • Coffee machine with a mug A boxy machine with a light and a spout, and a full mug standing under it. 8 lines, 16 wide.
  • Coffee pot, half full A glass pot with a band around the neck and a handle, coffee up to the halfway line. 8 lines, 18 wide.
  • Coffee press, plunger up A glass jug with the plunger rod standing out of the lid and coffee in the lower half. 8 lines, 14 wide.
  • Coffee sack with beans A tied sack with the word COFFEE on it and two beans drawn underneath. 7 lines, 13 wide.
  • Latte in a tall glass A tall glass in three layers: foam of tildes, milk of dots and coffee of number signs. 9 lines, 12 wide.
  • Stovetop coffee pot A metal pot with a knob on the lid, a narrow waist and a wide base. 7 lines, 14 wide.

Large, 10 lines and up 1

  • Big coffee mug, steaming The largest piece: a deep mug full to the brim, a wide handle and three rows of steam. 11 lines, 26 wide.

How this list was compiled: Own work: every piece was drawn for this page on 2026-10-02, shown in a monospaced font and looked at; none is copied from an archive or another site, and nothing from a named show, book, game or brand is drawn. Drafts that did not read as their subject in the picture were redrawn or left out; the 20 kept are the page. Read on 2026-10-02 and again on 2026-10-03 in Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0): the article Latte (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latte) gives espresso coffee and steamed milk as the main ingredients of a latte. No shop, maker or brand of cup is drawn or named. Every character is one of the 95 printable ASCII characters, U+0020 to U+007E. Squash-proof means no line starts with a space and no two spaces touch. The comment box badge means at most 8 lines and 30 columns: a rule of thumb of this site, not a promise about any app. Licence: own work

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