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Portfolio Frame

Portfolio Frame is a Chrome extension for turning screenshots, code snippets, and tweets into styled visuals with mockup frames, annotations, code formatting, and preset sizing. It is aimed at creators and developers who want to prepare shareable visuals locally, without an account or upload workflow.

Portfolio Frame

Overview

Portfolio Frame is a Chrome extension for turning screenshots, code snippets, and tweet content into presentation-ready visuals. It combines a canvas editor with device, browser, and terminal frames, backgrounds, perspective controls, annotations, and sizing presets.

The product is designed for local work: the site says there is no account, upload, or server between the user and the editor, with storage handled through local storage and IndexedDB. A free plan is available, while a one-time Pro license unlocks additional materials, mockups, branding options, and export capabilities.

Features

Dual editors

Import a screenshot or paste code into a shared canvas, then switch between image-mockup and code-snippet editing without losing your place.

Mockups and scenes

Use device, browser, and terminal frames, adjustable X/Y/Z tilt, zoom, perspective, scenes, and optional glass materials to establish visual context.

Code presentation

Format code with Prism.js themes, language badges, line highlighting, toggleable gutters, and macOS, Windows, or minimalist window styles.

Annotations

Add text, boxes, arrows, numbered steps, highlights, redaction, stickers, and edge badges directly on the canvas.

Social cards

Create styled tweet cards with a real-tweet layout, light or dark themes, and editable reply, repost, and like counts for mockups.

Export controls

Choose preset or custom aspect ratios, control export resolution and JPEG compression, and use Pro batch, zipped, and SVG export options.

Use cases

  • Product and portfolio visuals

    Place product screenshots inside device or browser frames, add context badges or annotations, and size the result for a portfolio, case study, or product page.

  • Code explanations

    Present a focused code excerpt with syntax highlighting, language badges, line numbers, and selected-line emphasis for documentation, release notes, or technical updates.

  • Social content mockups

    Build a tweet-style card without capturing browser chrome, then adjust the theme and engagement statistics for a social post concept or planned announcement.

  • Cross-channel publishing

    Prepare square, portrait, story, landscape, or presentation-sized visuals from the same canvas for blog posts, decks, and social channels.

  • Annotated and protected previews

    Use the redact tool, annotations, and tiled watermarks to call attention to details or protect work when sharing screenshots and prototypes.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Handles screenshots and code in one editor, with shared canvas, sizing, and export controls.
  • Provides detailed presentation controls including device and browser context, 3D tilt, code themes, annotations, and watermarks.
  • Local-first workflow requires no account and keeps work in the browser according to the site.
  • Offers a free plan alongside a one-time Pro license rather than a recurring charge.

Cons

  • It is presented as a Chrome extension, so the source does not establish support for other browsers.
  • The free plan limits the available device and browser frames and omits several Pro capabilities, including SVG and batch export.
  • The source does not describe shared workspaces, team collaboration, or cloud-based project access.

FAQ

How do I get started with Portfolio Frame?

Frame is a Chrome extension. The site says setup is zero: open the extension and start, with no account required.

What is the basic workflow?

You can drop in a screenshot or paste code, then edit it on the same canvas using backgrounds, frames, annotations, sizing presets, and export controls.

What output and sizing options are available?

Frame provides automatic, custom, square, portrait, story, landscape, and presentation sizing. It also lets you set export resolution and JPEG compression; Pro adds batch export of every aspect ratio, zipped exports, and SVG export.

Are screenshots and code uploaded?

The site states that work uses local storage and IndexedDB, with no server in between, and that work never leaves the browser. It also says no account is required.

What is included in Free and Pro?

Frame has a free plan. The Pro license is a one-time purchase and adds the full device and browser library, glassmorphism materials, custom branding watermarks, batch exports, and SVG export.

Quick Facts

Product type
Chrome extension
Primary workflow
Turn screenshots, code, and tweets into styled visuals
Storage model
Local storage and IndexedDB; no server stated
Editor modes
Image mockups and code snippets
Plans
Free plan and one-time Pro license
Source domain
portfolioframe.com