Terminal Profile Cards For Your GitHub README.md
Convert your GitHub avatar into directional Sobel ASCII art beside live system stats, custom color syntax, and a zero-maintenance SVG API endpoint.
8 Terminal Syntax Palettes — Click Any Theme to Preview
Every preset separates title, key, dot leader, value, and ASCII portrait tokens. Select any palette below to update the live hero terminal card above or open it directly in Studio.
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From GitHub Username to Live README in 3 Steps
Export standalone SVG/Markdown or embed the dynamic `/api/svg` endpoint that fetches your public GitHub stats automatically.
Auto-Import GitHub Profile
Enter your GitHub handle in Studio. GitFetch pulls your public bio, repo count, total stars, top languages, account uptime, and converts your avatar to ASCII.
Customize Fields & Sobel Sliders
Drag and reorder key-value rows, add section dividers, fine-tune ASCII column width and Sobel edge sharpness, or enable pure-CSS typewriter animations.
Embed Live SVG or Markdown
Paste the one-line <img src=".../api/svg"> tag into your README.md, or download a standalone SVG/Markdown block.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I add the terminal card to my GitHub README.md?
Open Studio, import your GitHub username, customize your ASCII art and fields, and copy either the Live SVG <img> snippet or the plain Markdown code block directly into your profile README.md.
Does GitFetch require GitHub login or OAuth permissions?
No. GitFetch reads only public GitHub profile and repository metadata. You never need to sign in, connect an account, or grant write access.
Can I upload a custom image or logo instead of my GitHub avatar?
Yes. Drop any PNG, JPG, or WebP image into the Studio ASCII panel—or pick from built-in vector presets like Octocat, Linux Tux, Neovim, and Cyberpunk Skull.
Is it open source and free to self-host?
Yes. Built with Next.js 14, Tailwind CSS, and pure Node.js/Canvas image processing with zero external database dependencies—ready for one-click Vercel deployment.
Ready to build your terminal README card?
Launch the interactive Studio with the Matrix Emerald palette pre-loaded and generate your card in under a minute.