• 20 pieces
  • Checked October 2026

Crown ASCII Art

Tap a crown to copy every line of it; the first sits above words you can type over.

Crown ASCII Art

o o o / \ / \ / \ / \/ \/ \ |-*----*----*-| '-------------' YOUR WORDSCrown over words6 lines, 15 wideReady to copy

20 pieces. Tap one to copy it.

Your own words 3

One line 2

Small, 2 to 4 lines 6

Medium, 5 to 9 lines 7

Large, 10 lines and up 2

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How it works

Crowns in keyboard characters, drawn for this page: 20 pieces, from an eight-character one-liner to two ten-line crowns, with three points, five points and arches, a tiara, a laurel wreath and three that take a name.

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How these crowns are built

Each point is a pair of slashes with a lowercase o or a period on its tip. The band under them is a row of hyphens or equals signs, with asterisks, <> and () for stones. Crown with three points is five lines by 15 columns; Big crown, front view is 10 lines by 31.

Three that take a name

Crown over words sits above a line you type over. Crown over a name ribbon takes 9 characters where it says YOUR NAME, or 21 with the padding. Crown beside a name is one line with a crown at each end.

  • Squash-proof has six pieces with no run of spaces: three one-liners, a crown, a jeweled crown and a tiara.
  • Row of three small crowns is 35 characters wide, the widest piece here.
  • The crown emoji and single crown characters are on crown symbols.

Questions and answers

How do you make a crown with keyboard symbols?

Type a bar, three pairs of backslash and slash, and a bar: |\/\/\/| is Crown on one line. For three lines, copy Small crown, three points: periods over a zigzag of slashes and a band of underscores.

Can I put a crown above my name in text?

Yes. Copy Crown over words and type your name over YOUR WORDS; spaces in front of a shorter name keep it under the middle point. The crown stays centered only in a monospaced font.

Is there a tiara or a king's crown?

Both. Tiara with a center peak is a low band, 6 lines by 21 columns. King's crown with arches is 10 lines: two arches meet under a small orb, above a band of five stones.

What is the biggest crown here?

Big crown, front view: 10 lines by 31 columns, three tall points with a stone in each and five more in the band. King's crown with arches is as tall and 20 columns wide.

All 20 pieces

Your own words 3

  • Crown beside a name A zigzag crown either side of YOUR NAME, which you type over. 1 line, 27 wide.
  • Crown over a name ribbon The same crown standing on a ribbon with forked ends. Type over YOUR NAME, 9 characters, or 21 with the padding. 8 lines, 26 wide.
  • Crown over words A three-point crown sitting above a line of text. Type over YOUR WORDS; put spaces in front of a shorter word to keep it under the middle point. 6 lines, 15 wide.

One line 2

  • Crown on one line Three points written as slashes between two upright bars. 1 line, 8 wide.
  • Jeweled crown, one line An asterisk in each dip of the zigzag and an equals sign at either end for the band. 1 line, 13 wide.
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Small, 2 to 4 lines 6

  • Paper crown, zigzag top Eight flat points in a row over a band with four asterisks, as if cut from card. 3 lines, 16 wide.
  • Row of three small crowns The three-line crown three times, one space apart; the widest piece here. 3 lines, 35 wide.
  • Small crown, three points Each point has a period floating over it, and the band is one row of underscores. 3 lines, 11 wide.
  • Squash-proof crown The small crown with periods filling the sky between its points. 3 lines, 11 wide.
  • Squash-proof jeweled crown A zigzag top, a row of asterisks and a band of equals signs, boxed in by bars. 4 lines, 11 wide.
  • Squash-proof tiara A low tiara: one capital O between two smaller ones over a curved band. 3 lines, 11 wide.

Medium, 5 to 9 lines 7

  • Crown and scepter The three-point crown with a rod laid under it, a round knob at the left end. 6 lines, 18 wide.
  • Crown on a cushion The three-point crown resting on a pillow with a tassel at each corner. 7 lines, 21 wide.
  • Crown with a tall center One high point in the middle, a lower one each side, and three stones in a band of equals signs. 7 lines, 17 wide.
  • Crown with five points Five tipped points, with a capital V for every dip between them. 5 lines, 21 wide.
  • Crown with three points A lowercase o tips each point and three asterisks are set in the band. 5 lines, 15 wide.
  • Laurel wreath crown Two sprays of leaves, drawn as slashes, that curve up from a knot at the bottom. 7 lines, 19 wide.
  • Tiara with a center peak A low band that rises to one taller point between two small ones. 6 lines, 21 wide.

Large, 10 lines and up 2

  • Big crown, front view The largest: three tall points with a stone in each, five more in the band and a trim of dots along the bottom. 10 lines, 31 wide.
  • King's crown with arches Two arches meet under a small orb, and the band carries five stones over a trim of dots. 10 lines, 20 wide.

How this list was compiled: Own work: every piece was drawn for this page on 2026-10-02, rendered in a monospaced font and looked at; none is copied from an archive or another site, and nothing from a named show, book or game is drawn. The crowns share one construction of this site's own: points of slashes that each carry a lowercase o or a period on the tip, over a band with asterisks, <> or () for stones. No real crown, coat of arms or emblem is copied, and no piece carries a cross or another religious sign. 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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