View your GitHub Contribution Graph as an animated skyline + 3D print it

Over the years there have been many developers have played with the visualisation of their GitHub contribution graphs. Launched in 2013, people have found many ways to show off their contributions.

From plastering it across a t-shirt to creating stickers, or having your graph framed, devs love to show off this exciting GitHub profile feature.

Kent C. Dodds

@kentcdodds

This is pretty cool 💚

Wear your github contribution graph on a shirt. What a neat idea (other cool designs/products available).

gitmerch.com

01:09 AM - 04 Jul 2019

Developers are even seeing GitHub contributions in everyday life. Hotel bathrooms, random walls, and even trash cans.

Edward Thomson

@ethomson

My hotel bathroom has a serious GitHub contribution graph.

18:12 PM - 13 Feb 2018

David Wilson

@daviwil

Jealous of this wall's GitHub contribution graph

20:30 PM - 18 May 2016

And don't get us started on how excited gamers get over the contribution graph. From taking it into a Tetris game to rearranging contributions into notable gaming characters.

Lee Reilly

@leereilly

Hey @github - my contribution graph appears to be broken... github.com/leereilly

00:51 AM - 09 Jul 2020

Jonathan Yeong

@jonoyeong

Anyone tried to draw art with @github contribution graph? What am I saying of course they have buff.ly/15oA7QO

02:45 AM - 24 Jan 2015

Now GitHub has taken the contribution graph to the next level. GitHub Skyline is your contribution graph in 3D. It's a beautiful cityscape with plenty of amazing animations and fancy music. You can grab a screen recording and share yours or simply click the "Share" button to send direct to socials.

Michelle Mannering 💎

@mishmanners

How cool is this? Now you can see your @GitHub commits as a 3D city skyline 🏙️

What does your GitHub skyline look like? Give it a try 👇
skyline.github.com

#GitHub #devRel #code #OpenSource #coder #developers

23:27 PM - 17 Feb 2021

For those hobbyist and tinkers out there, you can even download your graph as an *.stl file and 3D print it. Find a friend with a printer or send it to your local 3D printing shop. There are so many ways to be creative.

Christopher Schleiden

@cschleiden

Finally some use for that green filament!
GitHub Skyline - skyline.github.com/cschleiden/2020

01:34 AM - 18 Feb 2021

Give it a try today. Go to GitHub Skyline and enter your username. Show us your contribution graphs below or share them direct on socials!