The Open Source Badge Generator turns any profile into a polished Open Source Contributor card — perfect for LinkedIn, WhatsApp, X (Twitter), Facebook, Telegram, Reddit and your portfolio. Free, no signup, works on mobile and desktop.
Your name here
@github
Search a username above and we'll build a badge with real stats — followers, repos, stars and top projects.
Open source runs on people like you. Thank you for building in public — every commit, every issue, every late-night fix is how the web gets better.
Everything you need to celebrate your open source work and share it across social platforms — in one free web app.
Pulls followers, public repos, stars and top projects straight from the GitHub public API.
Responsive design that looks great on phones, tablets and laptops — your badge is pixel-perfect everywhere.
Share to LinkedIn, WhatsApp, X, Facebook, Telegram, Reddit or email — or use your phone's native share sheet.
Download a 2× resolution PNG of your contributor badge for posts, slides and portfolios.
Every badge gets its own URL (?user=username) so anyone can view it without searching again.
No signup, no tracking, no paywall. Fork it, tweak it, ship your own version.
Type any public GitHub handle in the search box above — yours or a friend's.
We instantly build an Open Source Contributor card with real stats and top repos.
Save the PNG, or tap LinkedIn, WhatsApp, X and friends to share the live link.
Yes — 100% free. No signup, no credit card, no ads. It's an open source project hosted on GitHub Pages.
Your display name, handle, avatar, bio, follower count, public repo count and total stars across all your repositories — plus a short appreciation note. Clean and easy to share.
Yes. The Share panel has one-tap buttons for LinkedIn, WhatsApp, X (Twitter), Facebook, Telegram, Reddit and email, plus a native share sheet on mobile.
Click Download PNG. We render a 2× resolution image of the badge card you can post anywhere.
Absolutely. The UI is mobile-first and the native share sheet is supported on iOS and Android browsers that implement the Web Share API.
GitHub allows 60 unauthenticated API requests per IP per hour. If you hit the limit, wait an hour and try again.
Yes — any public GitHub username works. Share the resulting link (e.g. ?user=torvalds) with them.