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.gitignore Generator

Build a clean .gitignore in seconds. Pick the languages, frameworks, and tools your project uses and copy or download the file. Free, no signup, nothing uploaded.

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Guide

How to make a .gitignore file

1

Pick Your Stack

Search and click the languages, frameworks, operating systems, editors, and tools your project uses.

2

Review the Output

The .gitignore builds in real time, with each template in its own section and repeated rules removed.

3

Copy or Download

Copy the file to your clipboard or download it as a ready-to-use .gitignore for your repository.

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Benefits

Why Use Our .gitignore Generator?

Built-in Templates

Ready-made rules for popular languages, frameworks, operating systems, editors, and tools.

Combines and Cleans

Select several templates and the rules merge into one file with duplicates removed.

Fast Search

Filter the full list as you type to find the exact template you need.

Editable Output

Tweak the result or add your own custom rules right in the output box before you save.

Copy or Download

Grab the file with one click, copy to the clipboard or download a real .gitignore.

Runs in Your Browser

The templates are built in, so the file is generated on your device with no requests sent out.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about .gitignore files.

What is a .gitignore file?

It is a plain text file that tells Git which files and folders to ignore, so things like build output, dependencies, and local config never get committed to your repository.

How do I use the generated file?

Copy or download it, then save it as .gitignore in the root of your project. Git reads it automatically and skips the matching files.

Can I combine more than one template?

Yes. Pick as many as you need and the rules are merged into a single file. Any rule that appears in more than one template is written only once.

Can I add my own rules?

Yes. The output box is editable, so you can add project-specific paths or patterns before copying or downloading.

Does it cover my language or framework?

It includes the most common languages, frameworks, operating systems, editors, and tools. If something is missing, add its rules by hand in the output box.

Is this .gitignore generator free?

Yes, it is completely free with no signup and no limits. Everything runs in your browser.

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