README Generator

How to use it

1. Type the project name and a one-line description.
2. Enter the install command and, optionally, a usage snippet - both are wrapped in code fences.
3. Pick a license or choose none; a badge row can be added automatically.
4. Copy the Markdown or download it as README.md.

Common use cases

• New repositories - a reasonable README exists before the first push instead of "documentation coming soon".
• Standardizing team output - every internal project starts from the same section order.
• Open-source handoff - add a license line and badges in one pass before publishing.
• Quick internal tools - give a small script a proper front page without opening an editor.

Why it stays private

The form never leaves your browser; the Markdown is assembled locally and handed straight to the clipboard or a download.

FAQ

Q: Where do the badges come from? A: The badges are static shields.io image links embedded in Markdown. They render on GitHub and most Git hosts once the file is committed; the tool itself never loads them.

Q: Can I add sections like Contributing or Tests? A: The generated file is plain Markdown. Copy it into your editor and extend it - the tool keeps the common sections consistent so additions have a stable base.

Q: What does the "None" license option produce? A: A section noting that no license has been chosen and the default is all rights reserved, which is an accurate description of an unlicensed public repository.