Does this run any commands for me?

No — it only builds the command text locally in your browser. Nothing is executed; you copy the result and run it yourself in your own terminal.

What's the difference between git reset --hard and git revert?

git reset --hard rewrites history by removing commits entirely — risky on a branch others have already pulled. git revert adds a new commit that undoes an earlier one, leaving history intact, which is why it's the safer choice for shared branches.

Why use --force-with-lease instead of --force?

A plain --force push overwrites whatever is on the remote, even if a teammate pushed new commits since you last fetched. --force-with-lease refuses to push if the remote has moved unexpectedly, protecting you from silently overwriting someone else's work.

Git Command Builder

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New

Pick what you're trying to do — get the exact Git command.

What do you need to do?

Pick a scenario — the exact command builds itself.

Undo & reset

Staging & stash

Branches

History & remote

Undo last commit, keep changes staged

Removes the last commit but leaves its changes staged, ready to re-commit.

Command

git reset --soft HEAD~1

About this tool

Stop guessing flag combinations. Pick a common scenario — undoing a commit, renaming a branch, squashing history, force-pushing safely — fill in the blanks, and get the exact Git command to run, copy-ready.

How to use Git Command Builder

1
Pick the scenario closest to what you're trying to do, grouped by category on the left.
2
Fill in any blanks — branch names, commit hashes, file paths.
3
Copy the generated command and run it in your terminal.

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