Your GitHub profile, as ASCII.
Avatar or custom image and live stats rendered into a neofetch-style SVG card for your profile README.
Questions
- How do I add ASCII art to my GitHub profile README?
- Enter your handle above and download dark_mode.svg and light_mode.svg. Commit both to your profile repo (github.com/<you>/<you>) next to the README, then reference them from a <picture> element so each theme loads the matching card.
- Does the card update automatically?
- A committed SVG is a snapshot, so stars, followers and uptime drift. The repo ships a drop-in GitHub Actions workflow that re-downloads both themes on a daily cron and commits only when the card actually changed.
- Do I need to host anything or add an API key?
- No. The SVGs live in your own repository as plain files, so your README makes no external requests, and the stats are read from the public GitHub API when the card is generated.
- Can I use my own image instead of my GitHub avatar?
- Yes. Point the card at any public image URL or upload a file, and turn the background cutout off if you want to keep the original background instead of isolating the subject.
Source, setup details and the refresh workflow live in the gh-ascii repository.