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Generate code screenshots via ray.tinte.dev API. Use when user asks for code screenshots, code images, code snippets as images, or says "ray". Calls POST https://ray.tinte.dev/api/v1/screenshot and saves the PNG result.

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    1. imraywang/rayskills★ 385same name
    2. G1Joshi/Agent-Skills★ 15same name
    3. spatie/ray-skills★ 6same name

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  1. Distinctive:

    Call the API via curl

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  2. Very specific:

    Default: "one-hunter" (Vercel-inspired dark theme)

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SKILL.md

Ray - Code Screenshots

Generate code screenshots by calling the ray.tinte.dev API.

API

POST https://ray.tinte.dev/api/v1/screenshot
Content-Type: application/json

Parameters

ParamTypeDefaultNotes
codestringrequired1-10,000 chars
languagestring"typescript"typescript, javascript, python, rust, go, java, cpp, c, html, css, json, bash, sql, markdown, toml
themestring or TinteBlock"one-hunter"Slug from tinte.dev or inline object
mode"dark" | "light""dark"
paddingnumber320-256
fontSizenumber148-32
lineNumbersbooleantrue
titlestring""Window chrome title (max 100)
backgroundstring"midnight"One of: midnight, sunset, ocean, forest, ember, steel, aurora, none. Hex colors are not accepted.
format"png""png"PNG only
scalenumber21-4 (retina)

Notes

  • background: "none" returns a transparent RGBA PNG. Useful when you want to composite the screenshot onto a custom background.
  • Returned PNGs always include some transparent margin around the window for the drop shadow, even with padding: 0. If you're compositing the result, trim that halo first (e.g. magick input.png -trim +repage output.png).
  • Long snippets can take 30-60+ seconds to render. Use a per-request timeout when calling from scripts or agents.

Workflow

  1. Identify the code to screenshot (from file, clipboard, or user input)
  2. Detect language from file extension or content
  3. Call the API via curl
  4. Save the PNG and open it

Example

curl -s -X POST https://ray.tinte.dev/api/v1/screenshot \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
    "code": "const greeting = \"Hello, world!\";",
    "language": "typescript",
    "theme": "one-hunter",
    "title": "hello.ts"
  }' -o screenshot.png && open screenshot.png

Language Detection

ExtensionLanguage
.ts, .tsxtypescript
.js, .jsxjavascript
.pypython
.rsrust
.gogo
.javajava
.cpp, .cc, .cxxcpp
.c, .hc
.htmlhtml
.csscss
.jsonjson
.sh, .bashbash
.sqlsql
.mdmarkdown
.tomltoml

Themes

  • Default: "one-hunter" (Vercel-inspired dark theme)
  • Any slug from tinte.dev: "github-dark", "dracula", "catppuccin", etc.
  • Inline TinteBlock object with 13 semantic colors (bg, tx, tx_2, tx_3, ui, ui_2, ui_3, ac_1, ac_2, ac_3, pr, sc, nt)

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