Code Snapshot

Code Snapshot

Code Screenshot Tool

Free online code screenshot generator for JavaScript, Python, HTML, CSS, and 20+ programming languages. Export code snippets as PNG with macOS, Windows, iPhone or Android frames. Perfect for developers sharing code on Twitter, LinkedIn, or documentation.

GitHub
Card Style
Snapshot
Enter a GitHub repository or username above to generate a card.

Code Screenshot Examples

Not sure where to start? Choose from these handpicked theme, background, and font combinations to create a beautiful code screenshot:

Code screenshot example — Monokai theme, Winter Frost background, Fira Code font
Theme Monokai
Background Winter Frost
Font Fira Code
Code screenshot example — Dracula theme, Purple Haze background, IBM Plex Mono font
Theme Dracula
Background Purple Haze
Font IBM Plex Mono
Code screenshot example — Sqlserver theme, Candy Land background, Inconsolata font
Theme Sqlserver
Background Candy Land
Font Inconsolata
Code screenshot example — Vibrant Ink theme, Cyber Neon background, JetBrains Mono font
Theme Vibrant Ink
Background Cyber Neon
Font JetBrains Mono
Code screenshot example — Green on Black theme, Oceanic background, Oxygen Mono font
Theme Green on Black
Background Oceanic
Font Oxygen Mono
Code screenshot example — XCode theme, Magma Flow background, IBM Plex Mono font
Theme XCode
Background Magma Flow
Font IBM Plex Mono
Code screenshot example — Katzenmilch theme, Sahara Sun background, DM Mono font
Theme Katzenmilch
Background Sahara Sun
Font DM Mono
Code screenshot example — Chrome theme, Mystic Fog background, Hack font
Theme Chrome
Background Mystic Fog
Font Hack
Code screenshot example — Solarized Dark theme, Forest Fog background, Source Code Pro font
Theme Solarized Dark
Background Forest Fog
Font Source Code Pro

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the GitHub Card Generator?

  • A free tool to create beautiful visual preview cards for any public GitHub repository.
  • Export cards as PNG images — perfect for README files, blog posts, and social media.
  • Supports light and dark themes to match your style.

Why use a GitHub Card?

A visual card instantly communicates what a repository is about — its name, description, language, stars, and forks — without requiring someone to visit GitHub.

Whether you're writing a blog post, a README, or sharing a project on social media, a card makes your repository look polished and professional.

No design skills needed — enter a username and repository name, pick a theme, and export.

How do I create a GitHub repository card?

TL;DR — Enter a GitHub username and repo name, then click the white circle button above.

To customize first:

  1. Enter the GitHub username and repository name
  2. Choose a theme — light or dark
  3. Adjust background color or gradient, width, and padding
Then click the white circle button to save your card as a PNG.

What data does the card display?

The card displays the repository's name, description, primary programming language, star count, fork count, and open issue count — all fetched live from the GitHub API.

The repository must be public for the data to be accessible.

Does it work with any GitHub repository?

Yes — any public GitHub repository works. Enter the owner's username and repository name exactly as they appear in the URL.

For example, for https://github.com/torvalds/linux, enter torvalds as the username and linux as the repository name.

Does it send any data to a server?

The only external request is to the GitHub API to fetch repository data. The card itself is generated entirely in your browser using the HTML Canvas API — no data is sent to our servers.

Is the GitHub Card Generator free?

Yes. It is completely free with no signup or payment required. There is no paid tier.