Env · .env · PNG + SVG
Document your config cleanly.
Paste a .env file and Codeshot styles keys, values and comments into a tidy image — ideal for setup guides and onboarding docs.
What is the Environment Variables generator?
An environment variables image tool styles keys, values and comments from a .env file so configuration reads cleanly. Turn your .env.example into a clear setup image — just use placeholder values, never live secrets.
Codeshot is free and runs entirely in your browser — no account, no watermark, and nothing you paste is uploaded. Export a retina PNG or a scalable SVG, or copy the image straight to your clipboard.
When to use it
- Setup and onboarding guides
- Project README configuration
- Deployment and ops docs
- .env.example references
Why use Codeshot for environment variables image?
Key / value styling
Variable names, values and comments each get their own color for fast scanning.
Comment friendly
Lines starting with # are dimmed so section headers read as labels.
Setup-guide ready
Make your .env.example a clear image instead of a plain block.
How to screenshot environment variables
- 01
Paste your variables
Drop in your .env or .env.example contents.
- 02
Frame the shot
Pick a theme, backdrop and font.
- 03
Export & share
Save a PNG or SVG, or copy to clipboard.
Environment Variables — frequently asked questions
Should I share real secrets?+
Never put live secrets in an image. Use placeholder values or your .env.example — Codeshot renders whatever you paste, as you paste it.
Are comments supported?+
Yes. Lines beginning with # are styled as comments so you can group variables with headers.
What can I export, and is it free?+
Export a high-resolution PNG or a scalable SVG, or copy straight to your clipboard. Codeshot is completely free — no account, no watermark, no limits.
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