Screenshot Beautifier

Auto output size keeps the decoded image at its original dimensions and adds the padding on every side, so the PNG is the screenshot width and height plus twice the padding. Custom dimensions scale the image inside that padding: Contain keeps the whole screenshot, centered, and may leave extra space; Cover fills the area and crops the overflow. Pixel rounding can slightly affect the scaled aspect ratio. Rounded corners trim pixels in every mode; set radius to 0 to keep square corners. The line under the preview states the exact result.

Transparent canvas exports with alpha, represented by a checkerboard in the preview. Solid and gradient backgrounds sit behind the screenshot, including its transparent areas. The shadow is a fixed 30% dark ink, blurred by the amount you set and shifted down by one-third of it. It follows the rounded image alpha, can darken partially transparent areas and is cut off at the output edge; padding of at least one and a third times the blur leaves room for it. Shadow 0 draws none.

PNG, JPEG, WebP and other formats supported by your browser's native decoder. The filename extension does not decide support. This tool styles an existing local image; it does not capture websites or open remote URLs.

Every preview starts from the original decoded image. An edit withdraws the old download at once and a new one appears when the preview has caught up. Reset style restores the default gradient, 64 px padding, 16 px radius and 24 px shadow. Clear image releases the screenshot. Replacing the screenshot keeps your style, and a replacement that cannot be opened leaves the current one in place.

Unsupported or damaged images and unavailable image-processing features show an error beside the chooser. There is no fixed file-size or dimension cap: available browser memory and canvas limits determine what works. If the styled output is too large to draw or encode, the message says so and your screenshot and settings stay, so you can reduce the padding or output size.