ASCII Art Dictionary » tomato
ASCII Art Tomato: Copy and Paste
A round tomato with a small stem cap on top. 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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Tomato ASCII art is a staple in online cooking communities, appearing in Reddit threads about gardening, Discord channels for home chefs, and even food-related Tumblr blogs. Its simple, round shape with a small stem is instantly recognizable. The medium size works well for most contexts, offering clarity without taking up too much space. A smaller version is perfect for short comments or as a decorative bullet.
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Frequently asked questions
How can I use tomato ASCII art in my GitHub README file?
Tomato ASCII art can add a fun visual element to a README, especially for food-themed projects or gardening tools. Embed the medium or large size within a code block to preserve its formatting. This makes it stand out on the page.
Is tomato ASCII art suitable for a Twitter/X post?
Yes, the small size fits perfectly in Twitter/X posts or bios. It adds a visual flair without using too many characters. Consider pairing it with food-related hashtags.
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