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Commit Message Generator

Write a Conventional Commits message with the right type, scope and breaking change markers, validated against the specification.

Write a commit message

Subject: 0 characters · Body lines: 0 · Breaking: no
The message is checked against the Conventional Commits rules as you type.
Keep the subject under 72 characters, use the imperative mood and leave one blank line before the body and the footers.

How to use the Commit Message Generator

  1. Pick a commit type, then add an optional scope and a short description in the imperative mood.
  2. Fill in the body, any footer lines and the issue numbers you want closed.
  3. Tick the breaking change box if needed, then copy the validated message into your terminal.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online commit message generator.

Choose a type, add an optional scope in brackets, then write a short lower case description in the imperative mood.
feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, perf, test, build, ci, chore and revert, matching the Conventional Commits specification.
Tick the breaking change box to add an exclamation mark after the type or scope, and write a breaking change note in the footer.
The scope names the part of the codebase that changed, such as parser or api. It is written between brackets after the type.
The tool checks the description casing, the imperative mood, a trailing full stop and whether the subject stays under 72 characters.
Yes. Type the issue numbers, separated by commas or spaces, and the message gains a Closes footer for each one.
Keep it at 72 characters or fewer so it stays readable in logs, and leave a blank line before the body and the footers.
The type comes from the list, so it is always lower case. Only the description is yours to type and validate.
Yes. It is free, needs no account, works offline and never sends your commit text anywhere.

Last updated: October 10, 2026