Codye 4+

Name: Codye
Rating: 4.6 (139 reviews)
Author: Dario Roa

Present your code

Dario Roa

- 4.6 • 139 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Present code in a beautiful way with Codye!

Tired of those blurry or plain-text code snippets in slides and documentation? Do you need to embed code in a fast, JavaScript-free way into your blog or website?

Codye helps you present your code in more than 180 languages and more than 100 themes. You can export your highlighted code snippets to PNG, JPEG, HTML & RTF, while fine-tuning many options to your liking:

- Show window buttons
- Enable Line numbers
- Custom or dynamic width of the code area
- Custom corner radius.
- Customize background color. Codye will look at your current theme and present you with custom colors to match the current style. You can also select any other color with the integrated HSB color picker.
- Custom scale and resolution
- Embed CSS styling to your HTML output
- Shortcuts integration for automating your snippets
- Blur overlay and different background types

Codye also allows navigating and using most of its features entirely from your keyboard, to enable power users to their most cutting edge needs.

Mar 11, 2024

Version 2.0.3

- Fixes an issue where the "Upgrade" button would appear for pro users (if not the case, please contact codyeappiosmac@gmail.com)
- Adds an option for transparent background

4.6 out of 5

139 Ratings

Fantastic app.

The UI panning is a bit jittery and slips down often when trying to scroll menu options; but this app os substantially useful for various purposes. The syntax highlighting alone is awesome.

I hope there is an upcoming update of some sort. This app deserves love. And SYSTEM FONTS! Please allow the usage of system fonts.

Very good

Very good

Decent, but needs improvement

I preferred the previous edition of this software better. Here's why:

1) You could actually change the font size with the previous edition of the software. Now, we are stuck with small fonts and don't have the ability to change them, which is not academic friendly, especially for students with visual disabilities.

2) The language support for the first edition was quite good. It seems that more languages are now supported, but it seems that they are a bit on the sparse side. At times, I wonder if the program is even attempting to format the text?

This app has potential, but needs improvement.

The developer, Dario Roa, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.