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A view counter badge for your GitHub README

Paste one Markdown image into your README. Every view increments the counter and the badge always shows the latest number.

Example profile views badge Example big profile views badge

Live demo, running on CountJar.

Three styles

flat, social and big — pick the one that fits your profile.

Your colours

Named colours or any hex value for both the label and the number.

Read-only mode

Show a count without incrementing it with ?readonly=1.

Always fresh

Sent with no-cache headers so GitHub's image proxy doesn't freeze it.

Set it up in three steps

  1. 1

    Sign in with your phone

    We text you a 6-digit code. Your account and first workspace are ready right after.

  2. 2

    Create a counter

    Pick a name and a type: count, like, poll or rating. Make it public or private.

  3. 3

    Paste the snippet

    Copy the widget, badge or API call from the counter's Embed tab.

Questions

Does it work on GitHub?

Yes. Badges are plain SVG images, so they work in any Markdown renderer, Notion and docs sites.

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