GitHub stats card
Stars, commits, PRs, and issues in one card. The `theme` param ties it to your palette.
 Pro · Widget gallery
The basic generator covers the core stats cards. This is the rest — the
trophies, graphs, badges, and dynamic widgets that make a profile yours.
Copy the Markdown, swap USERNAME for your
handle, paste into your README.
The numbers most profiles lead with. Theme them to match your README.
Stars, commits, PRs, and issues in one card. The `theme` param ties it to your palette.
 Compact layout reads better in a profile than the default donut.
 A row of achievement trophies. Pin `--column` so it never wraps awkwardly.
 Momentum at a glance — the widgets that reward showing up.
Current and longest contribution streaks. The most-clicked widget on most profiles.
 A line graph of the last 31 days of activity. Great above the fold.
[](https://github.com/USERNAME) Tech stack and social links as flat badges. Consistency beats quantity.
Pick one badge style and use it everywhere. Swap logo + colors per tool.
 Bigger badges for the "connect with me" row at the bottom of a profile.
[](https://linkedin.com/in/USERNAME) A lightweight view counter. Honest vanity metric; keep it small.
 The widgets that make a profile feel alive. Use sparingly — one is plenty.
An animated typing banner. Comma-separate lines; keep them short.
 The snake eats your contribution grid. Needs a GitHub Action to regenerate the SVG daily.
 Live "currently listening" card via a small serverless relay. A tasteful personal touch.
[](https://spotify-github-profile.kittinanx.com/api/view?uid=USERNAME&redirect=true)
All widgets are third-party services — review each project's terms before relying on it in production. Swap any URL's theme to match your README.