Profile Studio — GitHub README Builder

Let's start with the basics

Your username powers the live widgets. The header is the big line at the top; the headlines are the small lines beneath it.

GitHub username

github.com/

Powers your stats cards and dynamic widgets.

Header — the big line at the top

Type your name after it (“Hello! I’m Anurag”), replace it entirely, or clear it to hide the header.

Headline 1 — small line under your name

Headline 2 — optional, adds a second animated line

Headline color — for the moving lines (different from the header)

About you

A short intro, plus optional lines. Drag the ⋮⋮ handle to reorder how they appear.

Bio

Tech stack

Pick what you work with. Each selection becomes a colored badge in your README.

Connect

Add the links you want people to find. Enter just a handle — we'll build the full URL. Drag ⋮⋮ to reorder.

Dynamic add-ons

Live widgets that auto-update on your real profile. They render from your GitHub username.

Your README is ready

Grab the markdown, or start a fresh profile. Publishing it takes about 30 seconds.

Publish it to your profile

Create a new public repository named exactly the same as your GitHub username: your-github-username.
Add the README.md file you just downloaded to the root of the repository.
Commit the changes, then visit github.com/your-github-username. Your README will appear on your GitHub profile.

Example: If your GitHub username is your-github-username, your special repository must also be named your-github-username.

Set up DEV.to automation

Because you enabled DEV.to automation, your download also includes everything needed to keep your profile README's DEV.to section updated automatically.

Download the DEV.to package above and open the ZIP file.
Copy the contents of the ZIP into the root of your GitHub profile repository. If you already have a .github folder, merge the files into it — do not delete your existing workflows.

Make sure the repository contains:

README.md
      .github/
      ├── profile-studio.json
      ├── scripts/
      │   └── update-devto.js
      └── workflows/
          └── devto-readme.yml

Commit and push the files to your profile repository.
Open the repository's Actions tab and select Update DEV.to Articles.
Select Run workflow to perform the first synchronization.
After the first successful run, GitHub Actions will periodically check DEV.to and update the DEV.to section of your README automatically.

The automation only updates the section between  and . The rest of your README is left untouched.