Dynamic GitHub Stats Generator for Profile README
Generate aesthetic, real-time stats cards and trophies for your GitHub profile README. Pick from over 100 dark & light themes, toggle commits, stars, PRs, issues, and grade ring rank, and copy the embed code in seconds.
How to Add GitHub Stats to Your Profile README in 3 Steps
Transform your GitHub profile into an eye-catching developer portfolio with live stats.
Enter GitHub Username
Type your GitHub handle into the input box above. Our API connects to GitHub's GraphQL engine to query your contributions, repositories, stars, and commits.
Customize Theme & Metrics
Select from over 100 developer-favorite themes like Catppuccin, Dracula, or Tokyo Night. Toggle specific badges on or off to tailor the card to your taste.
Copy & Paste Embed Code
Click "Copy" on the Markdown snippet and paste it into your special GitHub profile repository (yourname/yourname/README.md). It updates automatically!
Why Developers Choose Insane GitHub Stats Generator
The fastest, most customizable open-source stats card generator for developers.
100+ Aesthetic Themes
From Catppuccin Mocha to Cyberpunk 2077, Nord, and Monokai Pro, match your exact code editor syntax and terminal palette.
Real-Time GraphQL Data
Fetches accurate, verified commit counts, PRs, opened issues, stars received, and repositories contributed to via official GitHub APIs.
Dynamic Grade Ring
Displays an A+, S, or S+ ranking grade ring based on logarithmic percentile distribution of open-source developer activity.
Crisp Vector SVG
Pure SVG graphics with embedded typography and scalable curves. Looks pin-sharp on high-DPI, Retina, and 4K screens.
Granular Visibility Toggles
Easily enable or disable any metric row — hide stars, show top repo, or display account creation year with a single click.
Edge Caching & Zero Setup
Automated 30-minute edge CDN caching prevents GitHub API rate limits while ensuring lightning-fast load times on every README visit.
Explore Popular Themes
Click any theme below to preview it instantly on your stats card:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Everything you need to know about GitHub stats cards and profile README optimization.
How do I add the stats card to my GitHub README?
Copy the Markdown snippet from the output section above and paste it anywhere in your personal README.md file located inside your special username repository. GitHub will automatically render the SVG badge!
How often do my GitHub stats refresh?
Our serverless edge caching caches stats for 30 minutes. This provides lightning-fast image loading in your README, protects against GitHub rate limits, and ensures your stats refresh seamlessly every half hour.
Why do I need to star the repository to generate a card?
This service is 100% free and open-source. Requiring a star prevents abusive bot traffic, ensures sustainable server operation, and helps more developers discover the tool on GitHub.
Does it count private commits and contributions?
By default, GitHub only reveals public stats to external APIs. To include private contributions, navigate to your GitHub Profile Settings, check "Include private contributions on my profile", and GitHub will count them in your total activity.
Can I use this card on personal portfolio websites?
Yes! We provide both Markdown and raw HTML <img> tags. You can embed the dynamic SVG directly into Next.js, React, Astro, Hugo, WordPress, or plain HTML websites.
How is the GitHub Grade rank calculated?
The grade ring uses a logarithmic scoring algorithm factoring in total commits, stars received, issues resolved, pull requests merged, and repositories contributed to, awarding grades from C up to S+.