Code to Image Converter

Beautiful Code Screenshots in Seconds

Sharing code on social media, in blog posts, or in presentations works best when it looks good. Plain text or IDE screenshots are hard to read and visually inconsistent. This tool turns any code snippet into a polished, styled image with syntax highlighting, custom themes, and optional window chrome.

Why Use Code Images

Raw code in a tweet or slide deck is hard to read. Syntax highlighting, proper spacing, and a clean background make the difference between code people scroll past and code they stop to read. Code images are commonly used in:

• Social media posts sharing tips, tricks, or interesting patterns
• Blog posts and articles where embedded code blocks may not render consistently
• Presentations and slides where live code formatting is unreliable
• Documentation where a visual example communicates faster than inline code
• Tutorials where consistent, readable formatting matters

Available Themes

• Monokai: The classic dark theme with warm accent colors, popular in Sublime Text and VS Code
• Dracula: A dark theme with purple and green tones, easy on the eyes for extended reading
• GitHub Dark: The dark theme from GitHub, familiar to most developers
• Light: A clean white background theme for light-mode presentations and documents

Customization Options

Adjust every aspect of the output: padding around the code, font size from 10px to 24px, line numbers on or off, and macOS-style window dots for that polished screenshot look. Choose from seven background gradients or use a transparent background if you plan to composite the image onto another design.

Privacy

Your code is processed entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to any server. The tool works offline after the initial page load, making it safe for proprietary or sensitive code.