Git Commit Message Builder
Build a clean conventional commit message. Pick the type, add an optional scope, write a short subject, then preview and copy the result. Everything runs in your browser.
1. Type and scope
The part of the code you changed. Lowercase, no spaces, for example
parser or auth.2. Subject line
0 / 50 characters
Over 50 characters — keep it shorter so it fits in git logs.
Write in the imperative mood, for example
add not added. Do not end with a period.3. Body and footer (optional)
Tip: keep each line under 72 characters.
References like
Closes #123 or a description of the change.Adds
BREAKING CHANGE: before your footer text, marking a change that breaks backwards compatibility.You marked this as a breaking change but the footer is empty. Add a short description of what breaks.
4. Preview and copy
(fill in the fields above)How to use
- Choose the commit type and, if useful, the scope of your change.
- Write a short subject in the imperative mood. Watch the 50 character counter and avoid a trailing period.
- Add a body and footer if the change needs more explanation, and tick the breaking change box when it breaks compatibility.
- Copy the preview and paste it into
git commit -mor your Git client.
Nothing leaves your browser. This tool follows the Conventional Commits format, which many teams use to keep their git history readable.