Code to Image

Turn code snippets into beautiful, share-ready PNG screenshots with custom themes.

Code to Image converts any snippet of code into a polished, share-ready screenshot. Paste your code, pick a language, choose a gradient background, set the padding, name the file, and the editor renders a designer-quality card with macOS-style window controls, a clean monospace font, and lightweight syntax highlighting. Hit export and you get a transparent or solid PNG sized perfectly for Twitter, LinkedIn, Mastodon, blog hero images, conference slides, README banners, and design portfolios. It supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, HTML, CSS, JSON, and Bash out of the box, with sensible color tokens for keywords, strings, numbers, and comments so your code looks right at a glance. The whole tool runs in the browser, which means private snippets — internal API keys redacted, of course — never leave your machine. Developers use it to make blog posts and tutorials more scannable, since a beautifully styled code card invites a reader to actually look at the code rather than skip past it. Educators use it to share examples on slides where a wall of plain text would lose the room. Indie hackers use it to make launch tweets that stand out in a feed full of plain screenshots. The control panel lets you experiment with different background gradients, padding sizes, and corner rounding until the snippet feels right, then exports an image that looks like it came out of a polished design tool — without the design work.

How Code to Image works

Code to Image is a free browser-based utility from Salah Tools Hub. It is designed to give you an immediate result without an account, subscription, or upload to a remote server.

Enter your information into the tool after the page loads, review the result, and use the available copy or download controls. Your input stays on your device while the tool is running.