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Commit Message Generator

Describe what you changed in plain English. Get a conventional commit message ready to copy.

Describe Your Change

Commit type

Auto-detected from your description. Override if needed.

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Generated Commit Message

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How It Works

1. Describe the change

Write what you did in plain English — no jargon needed. The tool figures out the commit type automatically.

2. Adjust if needed

Override the detected type, add an optional scope, or mark it as a breaking change with one click.

3. Copy and commit

Copy the formatted conventional commit message and paste it straight into your terminal.

This tool follows the Conventional Commits specification — a lightweight convention on top of commit messages that makes it easy to automate changelogs and versioning. Common types: feat (new feature), fix (bug fix), refactor (code restructure), chore (maintenance). All processing happens in your browser — nothing is sent to any server.

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