Turn code into beautiful screenshots. Pick a syntax theme, font, and background. Export as PNG or copy to clipboard. No signup, runs in your browser.
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1import { createApp } from 'vue';2import { createRouter } from 'vue-router';3 4const app = createApp(App);5 6const router = createRouter({7 history: createWebHistory(),8 routes: [9 { path: '/', component: Home },10 { path: '/about', component: About },11 ],12});13 14app.use(router);15app.mount('#app');Generate beautiful, shareable images of your code in seconds. Pick from 8 syntax themes (Monokai, Dracula, Nord, and more), choose a developer font, adjust padding and background, then export as PNG or copy directly to your clipboard. Runs entirely in your browser, no server involved.
A code screenshot is a styled image of source code, used for sharing snippets on social media, in blog posts, documentation, or presentations. Unlike a plain text copy, a code screenshot includes syntax highlighting, a window title bar, and a colored background that makes the code visually distinct and easy to read.
Tools like Carbon popularized this format. This generator gives you the same output with zero signup and full privacy, since everything runs locally in your browser.
When you want to share a code snippet on Twitter, LinkedIn, or Reddit, a screenshot is far more readable than raw text. The syntax highlighting and styled background make your code stand out in feeds.
Technical writers use code screenshots to show example code in tutorials and guides. The consistent styling across all your screenshots gives your content a professional look.
Slides with code screenshots are easier to follow than live IDE screenshots. You control the font size, padding, and background to match your presentation theme.
When asking for help in Slack or Discord, a code screenshot is clearer than pasting raw text. Your teammates can immediately see the syntax and structure.
Nothing you paste leaves this tab. Every tool runs entirely in your browser — no upload, no server, no account.