Plain code is awkward to share and easy to mangle: a screenshot of your editor looks messy, and pasted text loses everything that made it readable. Code Shot turns a snippet into a clean, framed image you can post anywhere – and drops it straight into your design.
Paste your code or import a file, and it is highlighted locally in your browser – auto-detected across 29 languages, from JavaScript, TypeScript and PHP to Python, Go, Rust and SQL. Pick from nine editor themes (Dracula, One Dark, GitHub, Nord, Tokyo Night and more), add a macOS-style window with a title, line numbers, a gradient or solid background and a soft shadow.
Make the point land. Highlight the lines that matter and dim the rest with focus mode, or switch on diff mode to tint added and removed lines green and red. Frame the result to a social-ready ratio – 16:9, square, or a 9:16 story – and copy it to your clipboard in one click.
Every code shot lands as a re-editable layer; reopen it anytime via Edit Code Shot to change the code, the theme or the frame. It also understands dynamic content: bind the code or the title to your post fields with {{…}} tokens, and the image re-renders per post for dynamic featured images. Nothing is uploaded – the highlighting runs entirely in your browser.