ScreenshotsTo
Screenshot to Code OCR with indentation intact
Screenshot to Code extracts readable code with indentation preserved. Upload, extract, and copy.
Upload or paste for screenshot to code
AI parsing preserves indentation and syntax for editor-ready results.
Paste or upload a screenshot
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Tip: Use Cmd/Ctrl+V to paste a screenshot.
Features built for Screenshot to Code
Indentation preserved for clean diffs
Keeps spacing and structure intact.
Auto language detection
Ideal for IDE, terminal, and snippet screenshots.
Export-ready output
Fast copy into your editor.
How to extract code from a screenshot
Upload or paste the code image
Upload a clear code screenshot.
Choose language or Auto
Extract and review the result.
Review, copy, or export
Copy or download the code.
Popular use cases
Debugging and hotfixes
Recover code quickly when only an image exists.
Sharing snippets with teams
Send editable snippets instead of screenshots.
Documentation and tutorials
Reuse code blocks in guides and docs.
Legacy archives and screenshots
Extract code from older screenshots.
Related tools
If Screenshot to Code is not the right output, use these tools to extract text or structured formats instead. Screenshot to Code pairs well with Markdown extraction when notes and code live together.
FAQ
Will Screenshot to Code keep indentation?
Yes. Screenshot to Code is tuned for monospaced text and whitespace, so indentation is preserved whenever possible. For the cleanest output, capture code at a readable zoom level and avoid blurry screenshots. If spacing looks off, a small edit in your editor usually fixes it.
Can I choose a language in Screenshot to Code?
Yes. Screenshot to Code supports Auto detection and manual language selection. Choosing the language can improve recognition of symbols, keywords, and comment styles, especially for dense snippets.
Does syntax highlighting affect Screenshot to Code?
No. Screenshot to Code extracts the underlying text regardless of color themes. High contrast themes often improve OCR readability, but the tool is designed to work with common IDE color schemes.
What screenshots work best?
Clear, high-contrast code blocks with readable font sizes produce the most accurate results.
Will it keep comments and blank lines?
Yes, as long as the screenshot is legible, comments and spacing are preserved.
Bring code back to editable text
Turn code screenshots into editable text in seconds.