Your GitHub profile README, done in minutes

Fill a short form. The README builds itself as you type: a header, badges for your stack and links, your projects and optional stats cards. Copy it into the repository named after your username and you're done.

Free template Updates live, no sign-in. AI polish Optional: rewrites the words in your tone. No API key needed — pay per run with credits.

See an example (free):

You

Name GitHub username

Headline your role or what you do, in your words Based in optional About you 2 or 3 sentences, plain words

Right now each one becomes a line under "About me"

Working on Learning

Ask me about Fun fact

Stack Technologies separate with commas

Projects One per line name - what it does | link or owner/repo - what it does

Links Profile links and email space or one per line

Style

Layout Badge style Emoji

Stats cards Stats Top languages Streak Theme

Anything else for the writer? optional, e.g. "open to work", "keep it short"

Want sharper words? The AI pass rewrites your tagline, intro, bullets and project blurbs in your tone. Badges, links and cards stay exactly as built.

Template · free

Start typing on the left, or pick an example above. Your README appears here.

How to put it on your profile

On GitHub, create a new public repository named exactly your username.
Tick "Add a README file", then open README.md and press the pencil to edit.
Paste, commit. The README now shows at the top of your profile.

Badges and cards are images served by shields.io and the public stats-card services; this preview redraws them locally, and github.com shows the real ones.

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