SnapCode 📸

Capture beautiful, high-resolution screenshots of your code instantly. Wrap your code in a sleek macOS, Windows, or Linux window frame, perfectly tailored for sharing on social media, blogs, or documentation.

⚙️ Customization & Settings

Customize your screenshots easily in VS Code Settings (Ctrl+, or Cmd+,) by searching for SnapCode:

• snapCode.theme: Syntax highlighting theme (monokai, dracula, nord, github-dark, etc.).
• snapCode.windowStyle: The style of the window frame (macos, windows, linux, none).
• snapCode.background: Pick a background (bg-1 to bg-5).
• snapCode.aspectRatio: Output aspect ratio (16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 21:9, 9:16).
• snapCode.fontSize: Font size of the code (default: 14).
• snapCode.outputFormat: The file format of the image (jpg or png).

✨ Features

• One-Click Capture: A unobtrusive "📸 Screenshot" button appears directly as a CodeLens above your cursor. Just click it to capture!
• Supports ALL Languages: Works seamlessly with any programming language in VS Code.
• Dynamic Themes: Syntax highlighting perfectly matches your choice.
• Smart Scaling: Never clip your code again! The window automatically expands to fit your longest lines, perfectly centered against the background.
• OS Window Styles: Choose the terminal frame that matches your vibe:
  • 🍏 macOS: Classic traffic light dots.
  • 🪟 Windows: Classic Command Prompt/Terminal style.
  • 🐧 Linux: Ubuntu-inspired sleek headers.
  • ⬛ None: Minimalist mode with no frame.
• Auto-Open & Save: Generated images are saved to a screenshots folder in your workspace root and immediately opened in VS Code for you to view.

🚀 Usage

1. Open any file (.ts, .js, .py, .go, .rs, .css... it works on all of them!).
2. Select a block of code, or just let your cursor rest.
3. Click the 📸 Screenshot text that appears right above your code block.
4. The high-res image is instantly saved to your workspace and opened in your editor.

📥 Installation

• Visual Studio Marketplace: Instant Snap Your Code
• Open VSX Registry: Instant Snap Your Code

1. Open VS Code.
2. Press Ctrl+P, type ext install selcuksarikoz.instantsnapcode.
3. (Or) Build from source and copy to your .vscode/extensions folder.

📄 License

MIT License