What input works best?

Anything list-shaped: git log --oneline output, conventional commits, PR titles, or bullet points. Conventional Commit prefixes (feat/fix/chore) help the grouping but aren't required.

What happens to refactors and dependency bumps?

Internal-only changes are excluded from the customer-facing sections. If they're notable, they're collected under a small 'Internal' line at the end — easy to delete before publishing.

Will it exaggerate or invent features?

No. Every published claim must trace back to the input. A cryptic commit or PR title stays under 'Needs context' rather than being interpreted into a feature or fix.

How is this different from the Changelog Generator?

The Changelog Generator formats a keep-a-changelog file for developers. This tool writes prose for customers — the version you'd post in-app, in an email, or on your updates page.

Release Notes Generator

Turn raw git log output, PR titles, or changelog fragments into release notes your users can actually read. Changes are grouped into New, Improved, and Fixed, cryptic entries stay visible under Needs context, and internal work is kept separate. Paste the result into GitHub Releases, your changelog page, or a customer email. AI-powered through AWS Bedrock.

Paste raw commit messages, PR titles, or changelog entries. Get customer-facing release notes grouped into New, Improved, and Fixed — engineer-speak rewritten as user benefits. Free, daily-capped.

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Release notes

Customer-facing notes grouped into New, Improved, and Fixed — internal-only changes filtered out.

How it groups

• New — features users can now do something with
• Improved — better versions of existing behavior
• Fixed — bugs, described from the user's side
• Internal refactors/CI/dep bumps are filtered out
• Nothing is invented — only what's in your input
• Paste into GitHub Releases, email, or your changelog page

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Frequently Asked Questions

What input works best?: Anything list-shaped: git log --oneline output, conventional commits, PR titles, or bullet points. Conventional Commit prefixes (feat/fix/chore) help the grouping but aren't required.
What happens to refactors and dependency bumps?: Internal-only changes are excluded from the customer-facing sections. If they're notable, they're collected under a small 'Internal' line at the end — easy to delete before publishing.
Will it exaggerate or invent features?: No. Every published claim must trace back to the input. A cryptic commit or PR title stays under 'Needs context' rather than being interpreted into a feature or fix.
How is this different from the Changelog Generator?: The Changelog Generator formats a keep-a-changelog file for developers. This tool writes prose for customers — the version you'd post in-app, in an email, or on your updates page.

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About Release Notes Generator

Paste commit messages or PR titles, get customer-facing release notes grouped into New, Improved, and Fixed. Free, no login. This AI-backed tool sends your input to MarkdownMe's capped Amazon Bedrock endpoint to generate the result. No account is required. MarkdownMe provides free, fast, and reliable Markdown tools for developers, writers, and anyone who works with Markdown.