DayZ messages.xml Generator and In-Game Font Preview

Build a complete messages.xml file without editing XML by hand. Set message timing, preview the result in the same font DayZ uses for in-game messages, and convert images into ASCII art exported as synchronized message events. Your files stay in your browser.

messages.xml Open an existing file or download the file you build here
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Create a DayZ messages.xml file

1. Add messages

Write server messages or import an existing messages.xml file.

2. Set timing

Choose on connect, repeat or countdown timing for each message.

3. Check the preview

Preview the result in the same font DayZ uses for in-game messages.

4. Export the file

Copy the XML or download the finished messages.xml file.

Choose image characters

Select the characters used to build the converted image.

Click a character to add or remove it. The selected order runs from darkest to lightest.

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