How do I put the generated README on my GitHub profile?

Create a repository with the same name as your GitHub username (e.g. username/username), add the generated README.md as the repository README, and it automatically appears on your GitHub profile.

What should a GitHub profile README include?

A good profile README includes a short intro and bio, your tech stack, featured repositories, links to your website or socials, and optionally your GitHub stats or score badge. AutoDev generates all of this automatically from your public GitHub data.

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README Generator

Generate a beautiful GitHub profile README from your public GitHub data. Three styles — preview, copy, or download — all free.

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Generate Your README

Enter a GitHub username and click Generate — it's free

Free GitHub README Generator — 3 Professional Styles

Generate a polished GitHub profile README in about 10 seconds. Enter any public username and AutoDev pulls their public stats — stars, forks, top repositories, language breakdown and contribution activity — into a clean, ready-to-paste Markdown file. No signup, no token, nothing to install.

Choose from three README templates: Minimal for a clean look, Stats for a numbers-first profile, and Portfolio to spotlight your best projects. Everything runs in your browser — preview the Markdown, tweak the text, then copy or download the .md file and paste it into your profile README. Regenerate any time as your stats change.

Frequently asked questions

Is the GitHub README generator free?

Yes. Unlimited generations, three templates and instant downloads — no account required.

Can I edit the generated README?

Absolutely. The Markdown preview is fully editable before you copy or download it, so you can add personal links or sections.

Which template should I pick?

Minimal suits quiet profiles, Stats suits contribution-heavy accounts, and Portfolio suits developers showcasing projects for recruiters.