A clean, modern collection of ready-to-use badges for your GitHub README.
Copy, paste, and make your profile or project stand out instantly 🚀
- 🚀 Ready-to-use — copy and paste directly into your README
- 🎨 Clean & customizable — easily change colors, styles, and icons
- ⚡ Lightweight — simple Markdown, no setup required
- 📦 Organized collection — grouped for easy navigation and use
- 🔄 Consistent design — keeps your README looking professional
- 🧩 Developer-friendly — made for quick integration into projects
- 🌐 Powered by Shields.io — the industry standard for badges
A badge is a small visual label (an image) used in a GitHub README to show quick information about a project.
Social & Contact
Languages & Frameworks
Databases & DevOps
Choose any badge below, copy the Markdown snippet, and paste it into your README.md
Example :
This will generate a badge like this :
| Style | Appearance | Example Badge |
|---|---|---|
flat |
Simple, modern, rounded rectangle |  |
flat-square |
Flat with sharp corners |  |
plastic |
Glossy, 3D shiny look |  |
for-the-badge |
Large, bold, all caps style |  |
social |
Social-media button style |  |
Badges follow a simple URL structure. You can fully customize them by changing the label, color, style, and logo.
https://img.shields.io/badge/<LABEL>-<COLOR>?style=<STYLE>&logo=<LOGO>&logoColor=<LOGO_COLOR>
Example — customizing a badge
Result :
This repo contains various categorized badges like :