Every developer who has ever needed to share code in a slide deck, a blog post, or a GitHub issue has reached for the same two tools: a screenshot, or a manual copy into a presentation tool. Screenshots are blurry and fixed-size. Manual copies lose syntax highlighting and formatting. And the popular web tools that render code to images? They cap out at 2x, because they're secretly taking screenshots of the DOM.
That's the problem CodeFrame solves.
What is CodeFrame?
CodeFrame is a web app that converts source code into high-resolution PNG (or SVG) images, in the style of carbon.now.sh and ray.so, but with one hard architectural difference: it never screenshots the DOM.
Under the hood, it uses:
