Automates code screenshot generation from Claude for documentation, tutorials, and internal knowledge sharing. Connects to Claude and generates visual code assets for operations teams.
git clone https://github.com/MoussaabBadla/code-screenshot-mcp.gitAutomates code screenshot generation from Claude for documentation, tutorials, and internal knowledge sharing. Connects to Claude and generates visual code assets for operations teams.
1. **Prepare your code**: Copy the code snippet you want to screenshot into your clipboard or a text editor. Ensure it’s free of syntax errors. 2. **Run the skill**: Paste the prompt template into Claude and replace `[CODE]` with your actual code. Specify any formatting preferences (e.g., font, background color). 3. **Download the output**: The AI will generate a link to the screenshot (e.g., via a placeholder URL). Right-click and save the image, or use the link directly in your documentation. 4. **Adjust for context**: If the screenshot is for a tutorial, add annotations (e.g., arrows, highlights) using tools like Canva or Preview (macOS). For internal docs, embed the image directly into your platform (e.g., GitHub, Notion). 5. **Batch process**: For multiple snippets, create a table in Markdown with separate images for each code block. Example: ```markdown | Code | Description | |------|-------------| |  | Function to validate user input | |  | API endpoint for fetching data | ``` Tip: Use a tool like `pandoc` to automate screenshot generation for large codebases.
No install command available. Check the GitHub repository for manual installation instructions.
git clone https://github.com/MoussaabBadla/code-screenshot-mcpCopy the install command above and run it in your terminal.
Launch Claude Code, Cursor, or your preferred AI coding agent.
Use the prompt template or examples below to test the skill.
Adapt the skill to your specific use case and workflow.
Generate a clean, professional screenshot of the code snippet below for documentation purposes. Format it for readability with syntax highlighting, and include a subtle drop shadow. Code to screenshot: ```[CODE]```. Ensure the background is light (e.g., #f8f8f8) and the font is monospace (e.g., Fira Code or JetBrains Mono). Add a 1px border in a neutral color (#e0e0e0) around the code block.
Here’s a screenshot of a Python function for calculating Fibonacci numbers, formatted for documentation: :%0A++++if+n+<=+1:%0A++++++++return+n%0A++++return+fibonacci(n-1)+%2B+fibonacci(n-2)%0A%0Aresult+%3D+fibonacci(10)%0Aprint(result)+%23+Output:+55) The screenshot features: - Syntax highlighting (keywords in blue, strings in green, comments in gray). - A light gray border (#e0e0e0) around the code block. - Monospace font (JetBrains Mono) for clarity. - Subtle drop shadow for a polished look. - Background color #f8f8f8 for readability. This format is ideal for embedding in Markdown docs, Confluence pages, or internal wikis.
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