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Code to Image

Turn a code snippet into a styled image with syntax highlighting, background choices, and PNG export.

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Working with Code to Image

Use an image when a slide or social post needs a readable code example with a consistent visual style. The editor and preview let you adjust line lengths and presentation before export. Keep the snippet short enough to remain legible at its intended display size.

How to use Code to Image

  1. Paste a code snippet and select its language.
  2. Adjust the theme, background, spacing, and optional branding.
  3. Preview the result and export or copy the code image.

Code to Image example

Paste a small JavaScript function, select JavaScript, and choose a background with strong contrast. Preview the image at the size it will appear in your post.

What to expect from the result

An image cannot be selected and copied as source code. Include a text version or repository link when readers need to reuse the example, and remove secrets before sharing.

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How do I use Code to Image?

Paste a code snippet and select its language. Adjust the theme, background, spacing, and optional branding. Preview the result and export or copy the code image.

What should I check in the result?

An image cannot be selected and copied as source code. Include a text version or repository link when readers need to reuse the example, and remove secrets before sharing.

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