I built GitArt. A small open-source project that turns your GitHub contribution graph into a 53x7 pixel canvas. You can draw hearts, text, patterns, pixel art, or whatever your overthinking brain wants. The funny part? GitHub’s contribution graph is basically a hidden pixel board. Each square is one day. Commit count controls the shade. Git handles the dates. GitHub paints the graph. So I made a tool where you draw the art, download a script, run it on a fresh canvas repo, and your GitHub graph becomes the design. No login. No backend. No tracking. Just React, Vite, CSS modules, Node, and way too many empty commits. But serious note: This is not for faking skills. Please don’t use it to lie in interviews or pretend you built things you didn’t build. Use it like a creative toy. Use it for fun. Use it on a clearly labeled GitArt repo. Because recruiters can check git log faster than we can explain “sir actually it was for art.” Open-sourced it because not every side project has to become a startup. Some projects are just built because the idea is stupid enough to be fun.

GitArt

Turn your GitHub Contribution graph into pixel art

Turn your GitHub Contribution graph into pixel art