Put your code behind glass.

One snippet. Every look.

Pick a gradient and a theme — the same code, restyled live. In the app these are saved presets, applied the instant you press the hotkey.

import SwiftUI

struct Counter {
  private(set) var value = 0

  mutating func increment(by step: Int = 1) {
    value += step
  }
}

Fine-tune when you want to.

The hotkey covers the common case. Open the editor for everything else — captured from the real build.

A studio for one image.

Code on the left, the preview floating in ambient light at the center, the style inspector on the right. Theme, font, padding, window chrome, background — every control one click away.

13 themesDeveloper fontsGradient & imageFocus mode

Mark it up before you ship it.

A CleanShot-style palette built in: arrows, boxes, text, a highlighter, blur and redaction, and numbered counters — drawn straight on the live preview.

Arrows & boxesBlur / redactCounters

Diffs that read like GitHub.

Paste a unified diff and Vitrine bands added lines green and removed lines red, with line numbers — perfect for PR write-ups and release notes.

Unified diffLine numbers160+ languages

Three moves, muscle memory.

The details that matter.

Even full-screen TUIs.

Paste or vgrab colored terminal output — and now full-screen apps like htop, lazygit, and Neovim too. Vitrine reconstructs the final screen, every cursor move and color, in your theme.

What's new

Pulled live from the project's CHANGELOG.md — always current, nothing to maintain.

Go PRO when you need more.

Free and open source, forever. PRO is an optional one-time license — no subscription. The free tier loses nothing: no watermark, no resolution cap, no nags.