GitHub Release Notes Preview
Paste your commits or PR titles. Get a formatted changelog instantly. Supports conventional commits, plain text, and more.
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Tip: Use conventional commit format (feat:, fix:, chore:) for best results. One commit per line.
Formatted Output
Paste your commits on the left to see formatted release notes here.
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1. Paste your commits
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Export as Markdown or HTML. Paste into your README, changelog file, or release page.
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