Code to Image

What it does

Code to Image turns a snippet of source code into a polished, shareable picture, perfect for tweets, slides, documentation, and blog posts. Paste your code, pick from more than fifty languages, and choose a syntax theme from a curated set of more than twenty — including One Dark, Dracula, Nord, and Synthwave — then drop it onto one of twenty-two gradient backdrops. Fine-tune the look with adjustable padding and font size, toggle line numbers and the macOS-style window bar, add a filename to the title, or switch the background off entirely for a transparent export. The preview updates live as you type. When it looks right, download a crisp high-resolution PNG or copy the image straight to your clipboard. Everything renders on your device in the browser, so your code never leaves your computer and the tool works offline once loaded. It is free, with no sign-up, no watermark, and no limits.

How to use the Code to Image

1. Paste or type your code into the editor
2. Choose the language and a syntax theme
3. Pick a gradient backdrop and adjust padding and font size
4. Toggle line numbers, the window bar, and the background
5. Download the PNG or copy the image to your clipboard

Frequently asked questions

Is Code to Image free?

Yes, completely. There is no sign-up, no watermark, and no limit on how many code images you create or export.

Does my code get uploaded anywhere?

No. The image is rendered entirely in your browser on your device, so your code never leaves your computer and the tool works offline once loaded.

What can I customize?

You can pick the language and syntax theme, choose from twenty-two gradient backgrounds, adjust padding and font size, toggle line numbers and the window bar, set a title, and turn the background off for a transparent PNG.

How do I export the result?

Click Download PNG to save a high-resolution image, or Copy image to put it straight on your clipboard for pasting into chats, docs, and slides.