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GitHub Profile README Builder

Visually construct high-quality, personalized GitHub profile READMEs with stats, trophies, badges, and social links.

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Learn More About Profile READMEs

Design a stunning, personalized GitHub Profile README to showcase your skills, projects, and personality to anyone visiting your profile page. Customize biography statements, quick facts, social links, technology cards, trophies, and stats dynamically.

What is a GitHub Profile README?

A profile README is a special repository that displays on your public GitHub profile page. It allows you to introduce yourself, list your skillset, show what you are working on, and highlight your contributions with charts and badges. It's a great tool for personal branding and making your profile stand out. For formatting configuration files in JSON, check out our JSON Formatter.
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How to Use the Builder

1

Create username repository

Go to GitHub and create a public repository named exactly after your GitHub username, initializing it with a README.md.

2

Configure basic details

Enter your name, pronouns, location, title, bio, and upload an avatar URL or enable custom typing headers.

3

Customize widgets & social links

Add quick facts, select social accounts, choose technologies, and toggle active widgets like GitHub stats and trophies.

4

Sort layout blocks

Reorder your profile blocks (e.g., placing the typing intro first, stats in the middle, and social links in the footer).

5

Copy markdown code

Check the design in Preview. Click Copy Markdown and paste it into the README.md of your special username repository on GitHub.

Frequently Asked Questions

Make sure the repository name matches your username exactly (case-sensitive), is public, and contains the README.md file at its root.
It renders a dynamic typing effect at the top of your profile using SVG, showing titles like 'Full-Stack Developer' or 'UI Designer' without requiring any active JavaScript from the visitor.
Enable the Spotify widget and configure it using an open-source Spotify status API provider. It renders an SVG card that syncs with your active playback.
It generates a GIF or SVG contribution graph animation using a GitHub Action workflow. The snake eats your green contribution tiles. The builder supplies the preconfigured workflow YAML.
There are no strict limits, but keeping your profile clean, scannable, and focused on your core technologies and stats is recommended to ensure fast load times and clean presentation.
Navigate to your public GitHub profile page (`github.com/username`). If the secret repository is configured correctly, the README contents will appear as the main card at the top of your profile.
Yes, stats cards and widgets pull active data directly from GitHub's REST/GraphQL APIs. Every time a user visits your profile page, the widgets render live, cached statistics.
Yes, GitHub's markdown parser supports basic HTML tags like `<img>`, `<p>`, `<a>`, and `<div>` for aligning icons, centering text, and setting image sizes.
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