Code to Image

Paste code, style the window, and export a shareable code screenshot — 100% in your browser.

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Code to Image turns any snippet into a polished, shareable picture without uploading a thing. Paste your code, choose a gradient or solid background, switch between a dark or light window, add a filename and optional line numbers, then download a crisp 2x PNG or copy the image straight to your clipboard. It runs entirely in your browser, so your code stays private and there is no signup, watermark, or limit.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I turn code into an image?

Paste or type your code into the box, then style the window using the background, theme, padding and filename controls. The preview updates live. Click Download PNG to save the code screenshot, or Copy image to put it on your clipboard.

Is my code uploaded to a server?

No. The whole tool runs locally in your browser using the canvas — your code never leaves your device. There is no account, no tracking of your snippets, and nothing is sent anywhere.

What image format do I get?

A high-resolution PNG rendered at 2x scale, so it stays sharp on retina displays and when embedded in slides, docs, blog posts or social media.

Can I copy the code image directly to my clipboard?

Yes. Click Copy image and paste it anywhere with Ctrl+V (or Cmd+V). If your browser does not support image clipboard access, use Download PNG instead — the tool tells you when that happens.

Can I add line numbers and a filename?

Yes. Toggle line numbers on, and type a filename to show it in the macOS-style title bar. You can also hide the title bar entirely for a cleaner look.

How is this different from carbon.now.sh or ray.so?

It does the same core job — themed windows, gradients and PNG export — but it is completely free with no signup, runs 100% in your browser for privacy, and lets you copy the image directly to your clipboard in one click.

Does it work with any programming language?

Yes. The code is shown in a monospace font with whitespace preserved, so any language — JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, HTML, SQL and more — looks correct in the screenshot.

Is there a watermark or usage limit?

No watermark and no limit. Generate as many code images as you like, free.