Screenshot to code with syntax-aware OCR
Screenshot to code reads your code screenshots, restores indentation and symbols, and outputs copy-ready code blocks.
Click, drag & drop, or paste up to 2 images (2MB each)
Optimized for TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Java, C# and more · Restores indentation and common symbols · Works well with dark and light themes
Blur secrets before upload. Production deployments can use private storage and retention policies.
Why this screenshot to code flow works
Focused on restoring runnable code, not just plain text.
Language-aware extraction
Detects common programming languages and formats the output as a single clean code block.
Great for blog posts, slides, and issues
Indentation and symbols restored
Keeps indentation, brackets, and operators aligned so you can paste into your editor with minimal fixes.
Helps with dark-theme screenshots
Lightweight error repair
Fixes obvious OCR mistakes while avoiding speculative changes that may break logic.
Designed for trustworthy copy-paste
Best practices for screenshot to code
Use sharp, high-contrast screenshots so symbols like quotes and brackets are easier to restore.
For large blocks of code, split screenshots into smaller regions to reduce OCR noise.
Blur access tokens, email addresses, and secrets before uploading to screenshot to code.
How screenshot to code works
From screenshot upload to copy-ready code in three steps.
Upload or paste screenshots
Add up to 3 code screenshots; non-image files are ignored.
OCR + code reconstruction
Vision + LLM read the code, restore indentation, and fix obvious OCR mistakes.
Copy or download code
Copy the result or save it as a code snippet; rerun with new screenshots anytime.
Screenshot to code best practices and feature guide
How to get clean, highlighted code from screenshots without keyword stuffing.
Screenshot to code focuses on recovering usable source code from screenshots while preserving indentation, comments, and structure.
The landing page keeps the hero copy short and pairs it with a single primary CTA so users upload a screenshot and see code immediately.
Quality signals include language detection, indentation restoration, and light OCR fix-ups for quotes, brackets, and common typos.
Performance is transparent: screenshot to code uses the same pipeline as screenshot to text, with capped output and fully server-side processing for SEO.
Privacy-first behaviour is documented: uploads are ephemeral by default, and teams can configure storage and retention policies in production.
Feature blocks and FAQs explain supported languages, limits, and error handling so users trust screenshot to code for daily workflows.
FAQs for screenshot to code
Screenshot to code reads your code screenshots, restores indentation and symbols, and outputs copy-ready code blocks.
Screenshot to code works best with popular languages like TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Java, and C#, but it can handle many others.
The pipeline focuses on fixing clear OCR errors while preserving your original structure and logic as much as possible.
Uploads are processed with short-lived storage by default. Production environments can use private storage and stricter retention policies.