Generate images of code and terminal output.
Freeze generates PNGs, SVGs, and WebPs of code and terminal output alike.
freeze artichoke.hs -o artichoke.png
You can use freeze
to capture ANSI output of a terminal command with the
--execute
flag.
freeze --execute "eza -lah"
Freeze is also super customizable and ships with an interactive TUI.
# macOS or Linux
brew install charmbracelet/tap/freeze
# Arch Linux (btw)
yay -S freeze
# Nix
nix-env -iA nixpkgs.charm-freeze
Or, download it:
Or, just install it with go
:
go install github.com/charmbracelet/freeze@latest
Freeze features a fully interactive mode for easy customization.
freeze --interactive
Settings are written to $XDG_CONFIG/freeze/user.json
and can be accessed with
freeze --config user
.
Screenshots can be customized with --flags
or Configuration files.
[!NOTE] You can view all freeze customization with
freeze --help
.
-b
, --background
: Apply a background fill.-c
, --config
: Base configuration file or template.-l
, --language
: Language to apply to code-m
, --margin
: Apply margin to the window.-o
, --output
: Output location for .svg, .png, .jpg.-p
, --padding
: Apply padding to the code.-r
, --border.radius
: Corner radius of window.-t
, --theme
: Theme to use for syntax highlighting.-w
, --window
: Display window controls.-H
, --height
: Height of terminal window.--border.width
: Border width thickness.--border.color
: Border color.--shadow.blur
: Shadow Gaussian Blur.--shadow.x
: Shadow offset x coordinate.--shadow.y
: Shadow offset y coordinate.--font.family
: Font family to use for code.--font.ligatures
: Use ligatures in the font.--font.size
: Font size to use for code.--font.file
: File path to the font to use (embedded in the SVG).--line-height
: Line height relative to font size.--show-line-numbers
: Show line numbers.--lines
: Lines to capture (start,end).If possible, freeze
auto-detects the language from the file name or analyzing
the file contents. Override this inference with the --language
flag.
cat artichoke.hs | freeze --language haskell
Change the color theme.
freeze artichoke.hs --theme dracula
Change the output file location, defaults to out.svg
or stdout if piped. This
value supports .svg
, .png
, .webp
.
freeze main.go --output out.svg
freeze main.go --output out.png
freeze main.go --output out.webp
# or all of the above
freeze main.go --output out.{svg,png,webp}
Specify the font family, font size, and font line height of the output image.
Defaults to JetBrains Mono
, 14
(px), 1.2
(em).
freeze artichoke.hs \
--font.family "SF Mono" \
--font.size 16 \
--line-height 1.4
You can also embed a font file (in TTF, WOFF, or WOFF2 format) using the
--font.file
flag.
To use ligatures in the font, you can apply the --font.ligatures
flag.
Show line numbers in the terminal window with the --show-line-numbers
flag.
freeze artichoke.hs --show-line-numbers
To capture only a specific range of line numbers you can use the --lines
flag.
freeze artichoke.hs --show-line-numbers --lines 2,3
Add rounded corners to the terminal.
freeze artichoke.hs --border.radius 8
Add window controls to the terminal, macOS-style.
freeze artichoke.hs --window
Set the background color of the terminal window.
freeze artichoke.hs --background "#08163f"
Set the height of the terminal window.
freeze artichoke.hs --height 400
Add a border outline to the terminal window.
freeze artichoke.hs --border.width 1 --border.color "#515151" --border.radius 8
Add padding to the terminal window. You can provide 1, 2, or 4 values.
freeze main.go --padding 20 # all sides
freeze main.go --padding 20,40 # vertical, horizontal
freeze main.go --padding 20,60,20,40 # top, right, bottom, left
Add margin to the terminal window. You can provide 1, 2, or 4 values.
freeze main.go --margin 20 # all sides
freeze main.go --margin 20,40 # vertical, horizontal
freeze main.go --margin 20,60,20,40 # top, right, bottom, left
Add a shadow under the terminal window.
freeze artichoke.hs --shadow.blur 20 --shadow.x 0 --shadow.y 10
Use tmux capture-pane
to generate screenshots of TUIs.
Run your TUI in tmux
and get it to the state you want to capture.
Next, use capture-pane
to capture the pane and pipe that to freeze.
hx # in a separate pane
tmux capture-pane -pet 1 | freeze -c full
Freeze also supports configuration via a JSON file which can be passed with the
--config
/ -c
flag. In general, all --flag
options map directly to keys
and values in the config file
There are also some default configurations built into freeze
which can be passed by name.
base
: Simple screenshot of code.full
: macOS-like screenshot.user
: Uses ~/.config/freeze/user.json
.If you use --interactive
mode, a configuration file will be created for you at
~/.config/freeze/user.json
. This will be the default configuration file used
in your screenshots.
freeze -c base main.go
freeze -c full main.go
freeze -c user main.go # alias for ~/.config/freeze/user.json
freeze -c ./custom.json main.go
Here's what an example configuration looks like:
{
"window": false,
"border": {
"radius": 0,
"width": 0,
"color": "#515151"
},
"shadow": false,
"padding": [20, 40, 20, 20],
"margin": "0",
"font": {
"family": "JetBrains Mono",
"size": 14
},
"line_height": 1.2
}
See contributing.
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