Directory Tree Generator
Generate ASCII folder trees with live preview, free
What it does
Stop hand-typing ├── and └── for README files. Directory Tree Generator turns an indented list into a clean ASCII (or icon) tree, instantly, no sign-up. New: 7 framework starters (Next.js, Laravel, React, Express, Django, Flutter, Monorepo), live preview as you type, Indent control (2/4-space/tabs), Copy as Markdown ortxt, fully responsive. Built for devs writing docs or scaffolding repo structure fast.
Generate ASCII directory trees instantly — pick a Next.js, Laravel, React, or Django template, or type your own. Free, no sign-up, works in your browser.
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