Give your form a home.
Name your form and connect it to a repository. All output updates as you type.
Start with an editable example, or build your own from scratch.
Issue settings · optional
Owner is your GitHub username or organization. Repository is its name, not the full URL.
Ask the right questions.
Add a field, edit its contents, and try it in the live preview. Click a field to edit it. Other fields collapse automatically. Use the arrows to change the order.
Make it easy to find.
Create a button for your README. The kit includes the SVG and a ready-to-paste link.
The button links to your form after the template is committed to your repository.
Your form. Ready for GitHub.
Download the YAML file, or copy the code and paste it into a new file on GitHub.
Save your template at this path in your repository’s default branch:
On GitHub, choose Add file → Create new file, enter the path above, paste the code, and commit it. Then open Issues → New issue to use your form.