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ASCII Art Maple Leaf: Copy and Paste
A maple leaf silhouette with its characteristic five-lobed shape and a short stem. Below are three sizes you can copy straight to clipboard, in your choice of character set. Each size downloads as a text file or a PNG.
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Maple leaf ASCII art is often found in seasonal greetings on social media, especially during autumn, or as a decorative element in README files for Canadian projects. The medium size is perfect for Reddit comments or forum posts where it needs to stand out a bit. For a subtle touch in a text message, the small version is a good fit.
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Frequently asked questions
How can I use this maple leaf in a Twitter/X post about autumn?
The small or medium size works well in a tweet. Be mindful of character limits, as larger art takes up more space. Paste it directly into your tweet for a quick seasonal touch.
Will the maple leaf look good in a code comment?
Yes, code editors typically use monospace fonts, which are ideal for ASCII art. A small or medium maple leaf can add a fun, seasonal touch to your code comments without disrupting readability too much.
Source emoji silhouette by OpenMoji (CC BY-SA 4.0). ASCII conversion by inkmeascii.com.