GitFC
Turn your GitHub profile into a football card
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What is GitFC?
GitCards transforms your GitHub developer profile into an EA FC Ultimate Team player card by mapping coding activity (commits, PRs, stars, issues, followers) to soccer attributes with algorithmic OVR ratings. It's free, requires no authentication, and runs entirely client-side to generate custom, shareable player cards with dynamic card shells and PNG export.
GitFC pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
100% free and open source
GitFC pros
- 100% free and open source with no signup or authentication required
- Innovative gamification that makes developer portfolios visually engaging and fun to share
- Comprehensive rating algorithm that captures multiple dimensions of GitHub activity (commits, PRs, stars, issues, followers, streaks)
- Multiple card tier levels (TOTY, ICON, standard roles) with dynamic visual theming based on achievement thresholds
GitFC cons
- Limited to public GitHub profiles and public repository data only
- Algorithmic ratings are game-based abstractions and don't reflect actual developer skill or expertise
- No ability to manually adjust or customize individual attribute ratings
Frequently asked questions about GitFC
Do I need to sign up or authenticate?
No. The tool runs 100% client-side and requires no signups, passwords, or personal access tokens to generate public GitHub profile cards.
What GitHub stats are mapped to the card attributes?
Commits → Passing (PAS), Merged PRs → Shooting (SHO), Stars → Dribbling (DRI), Active streak → Pace (PAC), Closed issues → Defense (DEF), Followers → Physical (PHY).
How is the Overall Rating (OVR) calculated?
OVR is a weighted average: PAS (20%), DRI (20%), SHO (15%), PHY (15%), PAC (12%), SKL (10%), DEF (4%), STA (4%), ranging from 45 to 99.
What determines the card tier (TOTY, ICON, etc.)?
TOTY requires 95+ OVR or 50,000+ power score; ICON/HEROES requires 88+ OVR or 10,000+ stars; other tiers based on streak days and tech stack languages.