Web README Maker is a modern, intuitive web application designed to help developers create beautiful, professional README files for their GitHub repositories. Say goodbye to manual markdown editing and complicated formatting, this tool provides a live preview editor with built-in badge generation, making README creation fast and enjoyable.
β¨ Perfect for: Open source developers, portfolio builders, and anyone who wants to create stunning project documentation.
- Real-time preview as you type your markdown
- Syntax-highlighted editor for better readability
- Split-view layout with editor on the left, live preview on the right
- GitHub-flavored markdown (GFM) support including tables, strikethrough, and task lists
- HTML support with sanitization for safe rendering
Generate beautiful, customizable badges with just a few clicks:
- π GitHub stars counter
- π΄ Forks counter
- π¦ Latest release version
- π Top programming language
- π Code size indicator
- π License badges (MIT and others)
- β Custom colored badges
- π€ GitHub profile stats
- π GitHub activity graphs
- π― Skill badges (programming languages, frameworks, tools)
- π¬ Social media links (Twitter, LinkedIn, Discord, etc.)
- 60+ stunning themes for stats cards and profile elements
- Themes include: GitHub Dark, Dracula, Nord, Catppuccin, Rose Pine, and many more
- Fully customizable colors and styles
- Quick input: Simply enter
owner/repoor paste a full GitHub URL - Auto-detection: Automatically parses repository information
- Template filling: Seamlessly inserts your repository details into badge templates
- Context-aware: Different modes for repository and profile badges
- Color picker: Choose from 13+ predefined colors with visual swatches
- Custom colors: Enter hex color codes for unlimited customization
- Theme selector: Browse and apply themes from an extensive library
- Social username input: Personalize badges with your username or handle
- Start Editing: Begin with the default template or clear and write your own markdown
- Live Preview: Watch your README render in real-time on the right side
- Add Badges: Click the "Badge Toolbox" button to open the badge generator
- Customize: Select badge types, colors, and themes to match your style
- Insert: Click to add badges to your markdown at the cursor position
- Export: Copy your complete README and paste it into your repository
- Enter your GitHub username and repository name
- Select badge type (stars, forks, release, language, etc.)
- Click to insert into your README
- Perfect for showcasing GitHub statistics
- 60+ themes available: GitHub Dark, Dracula, Nord, Catppuccin, and more
- Pick your favorite theme to match your personal brand
- Add links to your GitHub profile
- Connect to social media (Twitter, LinkedIn, Discord, etc.)
- Customize with your username or handle
- Create any custom colored badge
- Use from 13+ preset colors or enter custom hex codes
- Perfect for adding custom sections to your README
- Desktop optimized with clean, modern layout
- Intuitive controls that require no learning curve
- Accessible design following web accessibility standards
- Auto-formatted markdown with proper spacing
- Cursor-aware insertion for precise badge placement
- Smart newline handling to keep your markdown clean
- Color swatches for quick color selection
- Real-time previews of badges before insertion
- GitHub markdown styling in the preview panel
- Next.js 16.1 - React framework for production
- React 19.2 - UI library
- TypeScript - Type-safe development
- Tailwind CSS 4 - Utility-first styling
- react-markdown - Render markdown to React components
- remark-gfm - GitHub Flavored Markdown support
- rehype-raw - Parse raw HTML in markdown
- rehype-sanitize - Safe HTML sanitization
- github-markdown-css - GitHub's markdown styles
Create polished READMEs that showcase your project with impressive stats badges and consistent branding.
Add GitHub profile cards with customized themes to highlight your contributions and stats.
# My Awesome Project
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Your project description here...## π GitHub Stats

[](...)We welcome contributions! Whether you're fixing bugs, adding features, or improving documentation:
- Fork the repository
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Add amazing feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/amazing-feature) - Open a Pull Request
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
- Start with a clear hook: Grab attention in your first line
- Use badges strategically: Don't overcrowdβquality over quantity
- Keep it scannable: Use headers and short paragraphs
- Add visual elements: Include screenshots and GIFs
- Include a roadmap: Show future plans to build interest
Have a question, bug report, or feature request?
- π Found a bug? Open an issue
- π‘ Have an idea? Start a discussion
Start using Web README Maker today and transform your project documentation. Your repository deserves a README that shines! β¨
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