IMAGE TOOLS
Screenshot Beautifier
Turn a plain screenshot into a clean presentation image with padding, a solid or gradient background, rounded corners, a soft shadow and an optional browser window frame.
Quick answer: Add your screenshot, choose the background, padding, corner radius, shadow and frame, check the preview, then download a PNG, JPG or WebP.
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How to use Screenshot Beautifier
- Add your screenshotChoose a PNG or JPG screenshot. It is read by your browser and not uploaded.
- Style the frameSet padding, a solid or gradient background, rounded corners, shadow, and a browser window frame if you want one.
- DownloadCheck the preview, choose PNG for sharp text or JPG and WebP for smaller files, and save the result.
About this tool
Screenshots in documentation, release notes and social posts look more professional with a little framing. This tool adds the background, rounded corners and shadow in your browser, so unreleased screens never leave your device.
Common uses: Create cleaner screenshots for bug reports, product documentation, presentations, tutorials and social posts.
Practical example: Use enough padding to separate the screenshot from the background, choose a background color with strong contrast, and inspect the final PNG at its intended display size.
Important limitation: The tool changes presentation around the screenshot; it does not redact sensitive text or remove information visible inside the source image.
The screenshot is composed in your browser; it is not uploaded, which suits unreleased product screens. Read the privacy information.
How it works
The screenshot is placed on a canvas with padding and your background color, then exported as a PNG at its original resolution.
Real-world uses
- Polishing screenshots for a product page or documentation
- Making clean images for a presentation
- Posting a tidy before/after on social media
Screenshots that look good in documentation
Keep the style consistent across a set. Use the same padding, background and corner radius for every screenshot in an article or help center, and it will look designed. A soft shadow and moderate rounding feel modern; heavy gradients draw attention away from the content.
Choose the output format by use. PNG keeps text sharp and is best for documentation. WebP or JPG make smaller files for blog posts and social images, and the maximum width option keeps very large screenshots from overloading a page.
This tool only changes the presentation around the image. It does not hide information inside the screenshot, so check for email addresses, tokens and names before publishing. Use the Redact tools or crop the image if something must be removed.
Tips for better results
- Blur or redact private data before beautifying; the tool does not hide anything inside the screenshot.
- Use generous padding and a calm background so the screenshot remains the focus.
- Crop UI chrome you do not need first, so the important part is larger.
Frequently asked questions
Does it edit the screenshot content?
No. It adds presentation space and a background around the source image. Redact private content before uploading.
What output format is created?
The polished result is downloaded as a PNG for crisp interface and documentation imagery.
Are my files uploaded?
The screenshot is composed in your browser; it is not uploaded, which suits unreleased product screens.
Is the screenshot modified?
Only the surrounding frame is added. The screenshot pixels are placed unchanged.
What size should the output be?
Match where it will be shown. For blog posts about 1600 px wide is plenty; for slides, match the slide resolution.
Does it change the screenshot itself?
No. The original pixels are kept as they are, with padding, background, shadow and an optional frame added around them.
Which format should I download?
PNG for sharp text in documentation, and WebP or JPG when you want a smaller file for a web page.
Can I add a browser window frame?
Yes. Set Frame to Browser window to place the screenshot in a simple window frame.