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Code to Image Converter

Paste code, pick a theme, and export a beautiful code screenshot image — perfect for social media, blog posts, and presentations.

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Rendered entirely in your browser. PNG is exported at 2x resolution.

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How to use Code to Image Converter

  1. Paste your code into the editor and select the language.
  2. Choose a theme — Dracula, Dark, Monokai, Nord, Light, or GitHub.
  3. Customize the background, window frame style, font size, and padding.
  4. Toggle line numbers if you want them visible.
  5. Click 'Download PNG' to save your code screenshot at 2x resolution.

What is Code to Image Converter?

This tool turns code snippets into polished, shareable images — similar to Carbon.sh but running entirely in your browser. Choose from 6 professionally-designed themes (Dracula, Dark, Light, Monokai, Nord, GitHub), customize the background with solid colors or gradients, add an optional macOS-style window frame, and toggle line numbers.

Supports 12+ programming languages with appropriate file extension labeling. The PNG export renders at high resolution with exact pixel rendering via canvas — no server processing, no uploads, no watermarks (unless you opt in). Perfect for sharing code on Twitter, embedding in blog posts, or adding visual appeal to documentation.

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FAQ

What languages are supported?
JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, HTML, CSS, JSON, Go, Rust, Java, C#, PHP, and SQL. More languages will be added. The tool labels the file extension correctly for each language.
Does this require an API or server?
No — everything runs in your browser using the Canvas API. Your code never leaves your device. No API keys, no signup, no server processing.
What resolution is the exported PNG?
The PNG is exported at 2x the rendered size for crisp, high-quality screenshots that look great on Retina displays and social media.

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Author

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Marcus Webb"The DevTool Craftsman"

Full-Stack Developer & Tools Architect

Marcus has been writing code since the dial-up era. He's contributed to open-source developer tools and built CI/CD pipelines for startups.

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