What is Git Commander?

Git Commander is a free visual tool that helps you build complex git commands using a point-and-click interface. Instead of memorizing hundreds of flags and options, you select what you want and it generates the correct command.

Do I need to sign up to use this tool?

No signup is required. Git Commander is completely free to use with no accounts, no subscriptions, and no limitations.

Does Git Commander store my data?

All your command history and favorites are stored locally in your browser using localStorage. Nothing is sent to any server.

What git commands does it support?

Git Commander supports 30+ git commands across 7 categories: Setup, Staging & Commits, Branching, Remote, Inspection, Undoing Changes, and Advanced operations like cherry-pick, bisect, and submodules.

Can I build multi-step git workflows?

Yes! The Workflow Recipes section provides pre-built multi-step command sequences for common tasks like feature branching, squash merges, interactive rebases, and more.

Git Command Builder

Visually construct complex git commands with explanations, danger warnings, workflow recipes, and a comprehensive cheat sheet.

Commands

Command Preview

Select a command to begin...

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Add commands to your chain using the "+ Chain" button above.

How to Use This Tool

Pick a category — Select from Basics, Branching, Remote, Inspection, Undoing, or Advanced tabs
Choose a command — Click a git command from the list on the left panel
Configure flags and arguments — Toggle options and fill in values; the command preview updates in real time
Copy the command — Click the copy button or press Ctrl+C to copy the generated command to your clipboard
Explore workflow recipes — Use pre-built multi-step sequences for common tasks like feature branches or squash merges

Common Use Cases

What flags does git rebase have and which ones are dangerous? Select the rebase command to see all flags with danger-level indicators and plain-English explanations
How do I undo a commit without losing my changes? Browse the Undoing category to find the right reset or revert command with safe flag combinations
What's the correct sequence for a squash merge workflow? Check the Workflow Recipes for step-by-step command sequences you can copy and run