Public profile and badge

Your public profileCopy Anchor Link

Your profile is at /u/<your GitHub login>. It shows:

• your GitHub avatar, name and bio, with a link to your GitHub profile,
• your Open Source Contributions graph and total, with the year picker,
• your current and longest streak,
• the goals you made public,
• your contributions by type and by repository, with licenses and links to GitHub, and your recently merged pull requests.

It never shows your email addresses, your subscriptions, your settings or what wasn't counted.

Shared links get a preview card with your avatar, your total of the last 12 months and your current streak.

Turning it offCopy Anchor Link

Profiles are public by default. To turn yours off, use the Public profile switch in Settings under Profile (or during sign-up). It takes effect immediately: the page shows "not found" from then on. Turn it back on at any time.

README badgeCopy Anchor Link

Add your Open Source Contributions to your GitHub profile README or a project's README:

[![Open Source Contributions](https://<this site>/u/<login>/badge.svg)](https://<this site>/u/<login>)

The badge shows your Open Source Contributions of the last 12 months and your current streak, for example Open Source Guru | 94 contributions · 5-week streak, and links to your profile. Copy the exact Markdown from Settings under Profile, or from your own profile page.

The badge is updated every hour. When your profile is off, it shows not available.