Creating Text Pictures

YWoT text art is usually made through the mind numbing task of copying and pasting unicode symbols. People can also access these symbols by using alt-codes . However, I've found that the easiest way is to use javascript.
Here's a basic tutorial on how to do so.
Firstly, with anything YWoT it's always advised to use Google Chrome as your browser. Here 's the download.
Now, while in Chrome, press "ctrl+shift+j" on your keyboard. (This will open the Javascript console.) 
Go to http://yourworldoftext.com , copy this script and paste it into the console. Then hit enter.
Here's the script:
 /*Instructions: 
 *IN CHROME press ctrl+shift+j
 *Paste this script and hit enter
 *Use 1-9 to create blocks
 * 
 */
 (I=$("textarea")[0]).oninput=function(V){0<(V=I.value)&10>V&&(I.value="?\u2588\u2593\u2592\u2591\u2580\u2584\u258c\u2590\u25a0"[V])}
On the YWoT page type the numbers 1-9 and they will be converted into unicode symbols! Remember, don't use scripts for spamming! 
=== Alternative Method: ===
An alternative method is to use alt codes or paste symbols from the clipboard. You can add symbols by typing in alt codes. To use alt codes, type in the code you want to use into the number pad while holding down the alt key. Release the alt key to add the symbol. Here are a couple useful codes (you can also copy and paste the symbols):
█ Alt 219 ▓ Alt 178 ▒ Alt 177 ░ Alt 176 ▄ Alt 220 ▌Alt 221 ▐ Alt 222 ▀ Alt 223
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