To customise your GitHub Profile, include your favourite code snippets in README.md in a public repository named after your GitHub <username>. README.md must be located at the root directory of the repository.

👽 1. About me section
🎨 2. Images
📈 3. GitHub README stats
☎️ 4. Connect with me section
🛠️ 5. Languages and tools
📁 6. Organise
📚 7. Other additional resources

Sample prompt:

• 👂 My name is ...
• 👩 Pronouns: ...
• 🔭 I’m currently working on ...
• 🌱 I’m currently learning ...
• 🤝 I’m looking to collaborate on ...
• 🤔 I’m looking for help with ...
• 💬 Ask me about ...
• 📫 How to reach me: ...
• ❤️ I love ...
• ⚡ Fun fact: ...

• Complete list of github markdown emoji markup

There are two ways to embed an image:

• HTML approach: <img src="<url>"/>
• Markdown approach: ![](<url>)

Photo by Cédric Frixon on Unsplash

• Canva, Excalidraw or draw.io
• Unsplash
• Giphy or Tenor

To customise the following summaries for your GitHub, replace zluvsand with your GitHub username and github_profile with your repository to display.

More compact version:

To apply theme from available themes, add &theme=<theme_name> to the url. Here's how to apply dark theme to our example on GitHub stats:

• GitHub Readme Stats
• Github Readme Streak Stats
• Awesome GitHub Stats Demo

• Shields.io
• Markdown Badges
• 150+ Badges for GitHub
• Iconfinder
• VectorLogoZone
• Simple Icons
• Devicon

Python	Java	HTML	CSS
React	git	GitHub	Canva

Same as section ☎️ 4.4.

To embed images inside a collapsible section, need to use the HTML approach:

🎁 Open me (HTML approach)

• Awesome GitHub Profile README
• Repositories on GitHub Profile
• Sophisticated embeddable metrics
• GitHub Profile README Generator
• Awesome GitHub Profile README Template Collection