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ZalgoText

About

ZalgoText is a Bash script that generates Zalgo text by adding diacritical marks to characters. Zalgo text is a type of distorted, glitched text commonly used in horror and meme culture. This script allows you to control the intensity and color of the effect.

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Installation

  1. Download the script
    git clone https://github.com/BuriXon-code/ZalgoText
    cd ZalgoText
  2. Grant execution permissions
    chmod +x zalgo.sh
  3. Run the script
    ./zalgo.sh Your text here

Usage

Syntax

./zalgo.sh [-c <ANSI 256color|crazy>] [-l <0-100>] [-n] <text>

Parameters

  • -c <0-255|crazy> → Sets text color using ANSI 256-color codes. Use "crazy" for random colors.
  • -l <0-100> → Controls the intensity (default: 10). Higher values add more distortion.
  • -n → Disables automatic newlines.
  • <text> → The text to be transformed into Zalgo text.

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Examples

Default usage

./zalgo.sh "Hello, World!"

High intensity (50)

./zalgo.sh -l 50 "Fear me!"

Colored text (red - ANSI code 196)

./zalgo.sh -c 196 "Red text"

Random colors

./zalgo.sh -c crazy "Insanity!"

No newlines

./zalgo.sh -n "Inline Zalgo"

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Note

All parameters MUST be placed before the text! Otherwise, the script will not interpret them correctly.

Warning

Generating extremely high levels of distortion (e.g., -l 100) can cause performance issues or even freeze the terminal.

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Convert simple text to zalgo in Bash.

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