Paste code.
Get a Docker image.

Go from code to a shareable docker pull. No Dockerfile, no registry account. Multi-arch. Works on Mac, Windows, and Linux. 

$ cat lucky_panda.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3
print("hello, world")

$ emage push lucky_panda.py
→ detected: python
→ building amd64 + arm64...
→ done

docker run  emage.run/scripts/lucky_panda▌

What emage is for

Distribute CLI tools

You wrote a Python CLI. Connect your repo, and anyone can docker run it without installing Python. No build pipeline, no registry signup.

Share scripts with your team

Paste a data migration script. Share the pull URL in Slack. It runs the same everywhere.

Publish agent tools

Every emage image is a docker run command. Give AI agents tools without dependency management.

How it works

1

Paste or connect

Paste a script in the browser, or connect a GitHub repo.

2

Auto-build

Runtime and dependencies detected from shebang and config files. Multi-arch images built automatically (amd64 + arm64).

3

Share

Get a docker pull URL. Anyone runs it — no account, no install, any OS.

What you skip

Today's workflow script → repo → Dockerfile → CI workflow → registry account → multi-arch config → push → share credentials
emage script → paste → share
Traditional emage
Repository Yes No
Dockerfile Yes No
CI/CD pipeline (YAML) Yes No
Registry account Yes No
Multi-arch setup Manual Auto
Recipients need account Often Never

emage vs build tools

Build tools emage
Goal Build images to deploy Build images to share
Registry BYO (Docker Hub, GHCR…) Built-in
Multi-arch Manual / not supported Automatic
Input Full repo Single script or repo
Consumer needs account Depends on registry Never
CLI required Yes No (browser or CLI)