Keep the frame connected
As the dialogue grows, the background extends line by line so the image still feels like one continuous scene.
Product overview
Cinematic Subtitle Long Image Generator · Local Canvas
Shadow Snap
v1.3.5 Pure Frontend
When a line deserves more than a screenshot, upload the image and type the words. Shadow Snap connects subtitles to the frame and exports a cinematic long image you can save or post.
01 / The outcome
As the dialogue grows, the background extends line by line so the image still feels like one continuous scene.
Press Enter to add lines. Chinese, English, and other supported scripts are centered and ready to export.
Place your own watermark and tune its size, color, position, and opacity before saving.
Your image and words are processed locally, so you can make a draft without sending the original to a server.
02 / Use cases
Turn a film quote, book excerpt, or your own words into a post that carries the scene with it.
Build a first cinematic asset from a still and a few lines without opening a full design suite.
Add a little dialogue to travel, daily-life, or creative images so they say more than they show.
06 / Questions
Clear answers regarding features, compatibility, and privacy
Shadow Snap utilizes a proprietary "background-cutting" slicing algorithm that preserves the primary visual framing of the first image while seamlessly stitching subsequent subtitle slices underneath, recreating the authentic narrative rhythm of cinema stills.
Zero cloud upload. Shadow Snap runs 100% locally in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. All image slicing, text rendering, and image generation happen entirely in your local device memory without sending any byte over the network.
Yes. It supports multi-line text with automatic centering, customizable spacing and fonts, as well as personalized text or graphic watermarks with adjustable opacity and placement for copyright protection.
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