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Conventional commits & git message builder

Construct semantic Conventional Commits messages with type selectors, scopes, imperative subject character counts, breaking change indicators, issue references, and ready-to-paste git commit commands.

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About this tool

Conventional Commits is a widely adopted standard for commit messages — a type (feat, fix, docs…), an optional scope, an imperative subject, and markers for breaking changes and issue references. This builder assembles a compliant message from those parts, counts the subject length, and produces a ready-to-paste git commit command.

Consistent commit messages are not just tidiness: tools use the Conventional Commits format to generate changelogs and determine semantic version bumps automatically, so getting the type and breaking-change marker right has real downstream effects. The builder keeps the subject imperative and within a sensible length, which is the convention reviewers expect.

It runs in your browser, so it is instant. Use it to write consistent commits, learn the format, or generate messages for a project that enforces Conventional Commits.

Frequently asked questions

What are Conventional Commits?
A standard commit message format — type(scope): subject, plus footers for breaking changes and issues — that tools use to automate changelogs and version bumps.
Why does the commit type matter?
Types like feat and fix drive automated semantic versioning and changelog generation, and a breaking-change marker signals a major version bump. Getting them right keeps releases accurate.
Does it give me the git command?
Yes. It produces a ready-to-paste git commit command with the assembled message.
Is it done locally?
Yes. The message is built in your browser with nothing uploaded.

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