Git Cheatsheet

Git Cheatsheet

Quick reference for common Git commands

git init

Initialize a new Git repository

Setup
git clone <url>

Clone a remote repository

Setup
git config --global user.name "name"

Set global username

Setup
git config --global user.email "email"

Set global email

Setup
git status

Show working tree status

Snapshot
git add <file>

Stage file changes

Snapshot
git add .

Stage all changes

Snapshot
git commit -m "message"

Commit staged changes

Snapshot
git reset <file>

Unstage a file

Snapshot
git reset --hard

Discard all uncommitted changes

Snapshot
git stash

Temporarily save changes

Snapshot
git stash pop

Restore stashed changes

Snapshot
git branch

List all local branches

Branch
git branch <name>

Create a new branch

Branch
git checkout <branch>

Switch to a branch

Branch
git checkout -b <branch>

Create and switch to branch

Branch
git branch -d <branch>

Delete a branch

Branch
git switch <branch>

Switch branches (modern)

Branch
git merge <branch>

Merge branch into current

Merge
git rebase <branch>

Rebase current branch

Merge
git cherry-pick <commit>

Apply specific commit

Merge
git remote -v

Show remote repositories

Remote
git remote add origin <url>

Add remote origin

Remote
git push origin <branch>

Push to remote

Remote
git pull

Pull from remote

Remote
git fetch

Fetch from remote without merging

Remote
git log --oneline

Compact commit history

Log
git log --graph

Branch graph history

Log
git diff

Show unstaged changes

Log
git diff --staged

Show staged changes

Log
git show <commit>

Show commit details

Log
git revert <commit>

Create new commit undoing changes

Undo
git reset HEAD~1

Undo last commit (keep changes)

Undo
git reset --hard HEAD~1

Undo last commit (discard changes)

Undo
git clean -fd

Remove untracked files

Undo
git tag

List all tags

Tag
git tag <name>

Create lightweight tag

Tag
git tag -a <name> -m "msg"

Create annotated tag

Tag
git push --tags

Push tags to remote

Tag

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A practical online tool that helps you complete common data processing and conversion tasks quickly. Everything runs in your browser, so your data never leaves your device. Whether you are a professional handling work tasks, a student completing assignments, or just someone who needs to get things done, this tool has you covered.

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▶FAQ6 questions
What is Git Cheatsheet?

An online Git Cheatsheet. Fast, secure, and easy to use. Supports multiple input formats with one-click copy or download. All operations run locally in your browser — no uploads.

Is Git Cheatsheet free?

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Does my data get sent to a server?

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How fast is the processing?

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