Python code to image
Turn a Python snippet into a beautiful, shareable image right in your browser. Decorators, comprehensions, and f-strings all get readable syntax highlighting, so even a dense few lines stay easy to scan. Because the picture is rendered on the page, your code is never uploaded — handy for anything proprietary.
What you can do with a Python snippet
- Share a neat comprehension or generator on social
- Add a clear example to a README or PyPI project page
- Illustrate a teaching point in a notebook write-up
A Python example
Here it is in the Monokai theme — one of dozens. Open it in the editor to try others, tweak the background, and export, or paste your own Python in its place.
main.py
1def fib(n):2 a, b = 0, 13 for _ in range(n):4 a, b = b, a + b5 return a6 7print([fib(i) for i in range(10)])Your code stays on your device
gilika is built to render your Python into an image right in your browser, so the snippet never has to be uploaded to a server. See exactly how.