$snipforgev0.8
v0.8 live · free, no signup, no card

Beautiful code snippets.
With output.

Carbon, Ray.so, snappify — they all stop at the code. Snipforge keeps going. Drop in your code, paste in the output, ship one gorgeous image with both. Perfect for the top of a README, a launch tweet, or a blog post that proves the thing actually runs.

$ open snipforge why output matters →

free · runs in your browser · animated export coming soon

main.ts
async function fetchUser(id: string) {
  const res = await fetch(`/api/users/${id}`);
  return res.json();
}


const user = await fetchUser("42");
console.log(user);
▸ outputstdout
$ deno run --allow-net main.ts
{ id: "42", name: "Ada Lovelace", role: "admin" }

↑ this is one PNG. one image. code + output, hand-shaken together.

Carbon stops at the code.
Your README didn't.

When you screenshot terminal output and paste it next to a Carbon image, two things look mismatched in your tweet. With Snipforge you get one cohesive artifact — same window, same theme, same shadow.

Connected output pane

A stdout-style block stitched to the bottom of the same window. $ commands and > prompts get tasteful color treatment.

Edit inside the snippet

No separate textarea hidden in a side panel. Click into the rendered code, type, paste — the snippet IS the editor.

2× PNG export

Retina-crisp PNG with full transparency support. Drop it in your README, your tweet, your blog — pixel-perfect everywhere.

shipping next
soon

Animated typing

Hit play, watch the code type itself in. Real-time cursor, configurable speed, looping preview.

soon

Animated MP4 / GIF export

Same canvas + mediabunny pipeline that already powers our recorder. Animation in, MP4 out.

soon

Step / diff sequences

Multi-frame stories: introduce a function, refactor it, run it. One image per beat, one looping clip total.

Ship the snippet, with proof it runs.

Snipforge is free. No signup, no email, no card. Open the editor, click into the snippet, type. The export button does the rest.

$ open snipforge