GitHub Profile README Generator

Design a clean, high-signal GitHub Profile README.md with bio details, project bullets, static shields.io badges, and social links.

Private by architecture: All processing is 100% client-side memory. Your data never leaves this browser tab.

1. Header & Bio

Your Full Name

Headline / Job Title

Location

Pronouns (optional)

Short Bio

Header Banner Image URL (optional)

2. About You & Work Bullets

Currently working on

Currently learning

Looking to collaborate on

Ask me about

How to reach me

Fun fact

3. Tech Stack Badges

Badge Style:

Additional Badges (comma separated)

4. Connect Links

GitHub Profile URL

LinkedIn Profile URL

Personal Website / Blog URL

Twitter / X URL

5. Optional External Embeds

Enable GitHub stats card embed

Privacy notice: External SVG cards make network calls to third-party vercel servers on view. Disabled by default.

Generated README.md

About This Tool

A GitHub profile README (repository named after your username) is your developer homepage on GitHub. This builder gives you an elegant, readable markdown template without inflated claims or unvetted external server dependencies.

By default, all tech stack badges use static shields.io SVG URLs with zero trackers. Optional dynamic GitHub stats cards require explicit opt-in and include privacy notices.

Key Features

Static Shields.io Badges: Curated catalog of modern languages, frameworks, cloud providers, and databases rendered via lightweight static SVG badges.
Privacy-First Architecture: No fabricated commit counters or unmonitored third-party servers embedded without explicit warning and consent.
Structured Profile Sections: Includes introductory title, biography, current projects, learning roadmap, and direct contact avenues.
Instant Live Markdown Export: Preview the generated README.md in real time, copy to your clipboard, or download directly as a README.md file.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I put the generated README.md on GitHub?

Create a public repository on GitHub with the exact same name as your GitHub username (for example, username/username) with a README.md file at the repository root. GitHub will automatically display it on your user profile page.

Why are dynamic stats cards turned off by default?

Third-party stats servers generate images dynamically on every page load, which exposes visitor IP addresses and can break if the external server experiences downtime. Static shields.io badges are fast, reliable, and privacy-conscious.

Can I add custom technologies not in the default list?

Yes. Enter any custom technology names separated by commas in the Additional Badges input to generate standardized badge tags automatically.