This README.md serves as a basic badge catalog for your GitHub READMEs, personal sites, and project documentation. Copy and paste them wherever you need.
If you want to change the style, you can use:
style=flat→ minimal & classicstyle=flat-square→ modern & compactstyle=for-the-badge→ bold & eye-catching (great for 4–8 hero badges at the top of your README)style=plastic→ 3D & glossystyle=social→ social media style
These badges share the same format, but differ in style. For more variations, check badges.md
If you are looking for a more complete, and extensive collection of Markdown badges, I highly recommend checking out the following repository:
Visit markdown-badges repository
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome.
Feel free to check the issues page.
Dynamic badges are small visual indicators generated in real time using services like Shields.io.
They automatically reflect the current status of a project, such as package versions, build status, or release information.
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Choose the badge type you need (npm, PyPI, Crates.io, CI status, etc.).
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Replace the placeholder values (e.g.
your-package-name,your-user,your-repo) with your actual project data. -
Copy the Markdown snippet and paste it directly into your
README.md. -
The badge will update automatically whenever the source data changes.
- Show the latest published version of a package
- Display CI / build status
- Indicate project activity or stability
- Provide quick visual metadata for repositories