📋 Changelog Generator

Professional Changelogs in Seconds

Create beautiful, structured CHANGELOG.md files following the Keep a Changelog format. Drag-and-drop reordering, live preview, and multiple export options.

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📝 Editor

📄 Basic

Simple changelog with version sections

🔢 Semantic Versioning

Follow SemVer conventions

⚡ Conventional Commits

Align with commit message standards

🐙 GitHub Releases

Optimized for GitHub release notes

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No versions yet. Click "Add Version" to get started, or choose a template above.

📦 Output

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✨ Features

  

    

      
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Drag & Drop Reorder

      
Intuitively reorder entries within each category by dragging them into the perfect sequence.

    

    

      
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Keep a Changelog Format

      
Follows the industry-standard Keep a Changelog format with Added, Changed, Deprecated, Removed, Fixed, and Security sections.

    

    

      
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Live Markdown Preview

      
See a rendered preview of your changelog as you build it — no guesswork about the final output.

    

    

      
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Multiple Export Options

      
Copy to clipboard, download as .md, or export as a styled standalone HTML file — ready to share or publish.

    

  










  
❓ FAQ

  

    
What is a changelog and why do I need one? ▼

    
A changelog is a curated, chronologically ordered list of notable changes for a project. It helps users and contributors understand what's new, what's fixed, and what's been removed between releases. A well-maintained changelog improves transparency and makes version upgrades easier for everyone.

  

  

    
What format does this tool use? ▼

    
This generator follows the Keep a Changelog format, which organizes changes into six categories: Added, Changed, Deprecated, Removed, Fixed, and Security. This is the most widely adopted changelog format in open-source and professional software development.

  

  

    
Is my data stored anywhere? ▼

    
No. Everything runs locally in your browser. Your changelog data never leaves your device — there are no servers, databases, or analytics. You can use this tool with complete confidence that your release information stays private.

  










  










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