Drop in your commit log or a rough list of changes. The generator recognises Conventional Commits and common keywords, groups everything into clear sections, links issue numbers and formats release notes for developers or for customers.
Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to any server.
Turn a messy commit log into readable notes in seconds.
Every release uses the same sections and style.
Hide internal noise and lead with new features and breaking changes.
Lead with what users care about: new features and anything that breaks existing behaviour. Group small fixes together and keep each line short and specific, ideally starting with a verb.
Conventional Commits make this automatic. Prefix commits with feat:, fix:, perf:, docs:, refactor: or chore:, add a scope in brackets when useful, and mark breaking changes with !.
New feature -> Added.
Bug fix -> Fixed.
Breaking change, listed first.
One change per line. Conventional Commits like "feat(auth): add SSO login" are parsed exactly, including scopes and "!" for breaking changes. Plain lines such as "Fixed crash on upload" are grouped by keywords. Leading bullets and commit hashes are removed.
A "!" after the type or scope (feat!: ...) or a line starting with "BREAKING CHANGE:" or "BREAKING:".
Enter your repository URL, for example https://github.com/org/repo, and every #123 becomes a link to issue 123. GitHub redirects issue links to pull requests automatically.
Friendly headings such as New, Improvements and Bug fixes, capitalised sentences, no scopes, and internal or documentation changes hidden by default.
The developer style uses the Keep a Changelog sections: Added, Changed, Deprecated, Removed, Fixed and Security, plus Performance and Documentation.
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