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Folder Tree Generator

Create ASCII folder tree structures for documentation, READMEs, and project overviews.

Indented List
ASCII Tree
πŸ’‘ Definition

ASCII Folder Trees

  • ASCII folder trees visually represent directory structures using box-drawing characters (β”œβ”€β”€ └──).
  • They're commonly used in README files, documentation, and project setup guides.
πŸ“– How to use

Step by Step

  • Type an indented list of files/folders on the left
  • Use 2-space indentation for nesting levels
  • The ASCII tree generates on the right
  • Copy and paste into your documentation
🎯 Use cases

When to use

  • Project README documentation
  • File structure explanations in tutorials
  • Code review context
  • Project setup guides

Frequently Asked Questions

What indentation format is expected?β–Ύ
Use 2 spaces per level. Tabs are also supported and auto-converted. Each line represents a file or folder.
How do I indicate folders vs files?β–Ύ
The tool treats all entries the same visually. Convention: folders don't have extensions, files do (e.g., 'src' vs 'App.tsx').