Free AI changelog generator

How it works

1. 1

   Paste your commit messages, diff, or bullet points, and optionally name the product and version.

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   The AI groups changes by user-facing effect, merges duplicates, and drops noise like dependency bumps.

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   Copy the Markdown or download a .md file for CHANGELOG.md, your docs, or a GitHub release.

Frequently asked questions

What can I paste in?

Raw commit messages from git log, a full git diff, a list of merged pull request titles, or plain bullet points you typed yourself. Mixed input works too — the generator reads it all as one release.

How does it decide on Added, Changed, and Fixed?

It classifies each change by user-facing effect rather than by commit prefix, merges duplicates, and drops pure chores like dependency bumps and formatting unless they alter behavior. Only sections with content are included.

Will it invent changes I didn't make?

It is instructed not to. Every bullet must trace back to something in your input. Still, read the draft before publishing — it is a first draft, not an approval.

Can I export it as Markdown?

Yes. Copy the Markdown to your clipboard or download a .md file that drops straight into CHANGELOG.md, a docs site, or a release description on GitHub.

Is there a length limit?

You can paste roughly 20,000 characters at a time, which covers most single releases. For a very large release, split the input by area and run it twice.