Share code on LinkedIn without losing reach
LinkedIn treats outbound links as a exit signal and shows them a smaller preview. Posting your snippet as an image keeps engineers reading — and keeps you top of feed.
Sized for the LinkedIn feed
The LinkedIn preset exports 1200×627 (1.91:1), the exact ratio LinkedIn uses for link previews, so your post looks intentional rather than cropped from a full-screen screenshot.
Themes that read professional
Paper and Mono Slate match LinkedIn's light UI, while Midnight works for dark-mode-first audiences. Every theme keeps contrast WCAG-friendly so senior engineers can actually parse your snippet.
From IDE to post in one paste
Copy from VS Code or JetBrains, paste into ClawRecall, pick the LinkedIn preset, copy to clipboard, and paste directly into the LinkedIn composer. No files to manage.
How to turn code into a polished image
ClawRecall runs entirely in your browser, so nothing to install and no account needed. TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, SQL, JSON, and more are all syntax-highlighted automatically.
- Paste or type your snippet into the editor.
- Pick a theme — every palette has hand-tuned syntax colors.
- Choose a preset size built for X, LinkedIn, Instagram, or blog headers.
- Export a retina-sharp PNG or scalable SVG, or copy it straight to your clipboard.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best image size for LinkedIn code posts?
1200×627 pixels. It matches LinkedIn's own preview ratio and displays fully in-feed on desktop and mobile.
Should I put code in the post text instead?
LinkedIn strips indentation and monospacing from plain text, so Python or YAML becomes unreadable. An image preserves formatting exactly.
Can I keep my company's branding?
ClawRecall never stamps watermarks, so the image is clean canvas — drop it into a branded carousel template if your team has one.
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