A modern, full-featured Git GUI for VS Code. Visualize your commit history, manage branches, and perform advanced git operations — all without leaving your editor.
Staging, committing, and inline blame use VS Code's built-in Source Control. Git Graph+ focuses on everything else.
- Interactive Commit Graph — Color-coded branch rails and merge lines for clear history at a glance
- Full Git Workflow — Branch, merge, rebase, cherry-pick, reset, stash, worktree, tags, and remote operations
- Interactive Rebase — Drag-to-reorder commits with per-commit action control (pick, squash, fixup, drop, etc.)
- Built-in Diff Viewer — Shiki-powered syntax highlighting with image diff (side-by-side, swipe, onion-skin)
- Conflict Resolution — Auto-detects conflicts with inline banner and VS Code 3-way merge editor integration
- Advanced Tools — Git Flow, Bisect, LFS with file locks, Submodules, Statistics, and Activity Log
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Graph Visualization | Interactive commit graph with color-coded branch rails and merge lines |
| Commit Ordering | Topological ordering like Fork for clear branch history |
| Three Views | Graph for visual history, Log for compact list, Statistics for analytics |
| Commit Details | Click any commit to view metadata, changed files, and full diffs in a resizable bottom panel |
| Commit Comparison | Select a base commit, then click another to compare — or compare any commit to your working tree |
| Search | Find commits by message, author, date range, hash, or changed file — with result highlighting and keyboard navigation |
| Push Status | Blue dot for local-only commits (not pushed), gray dot for remote-only commits (remote ahead) |
| Avatars | Gravatar avatars displayed next to author names |
| Themes | Full support for light, dark, and high-contrast VS Code themes |
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Branch Operations | Create, rename, delete, and checkout branches |
| Merge | Default, --no-ff, --ff-only, and squash merge strategies |
| Rebase | Standard rebase and interactive rebase with drag-to-reorder UI |
| Interactive Rebase | Visual UI with action dropdown (pick, reword, edit, squash, fixup, drop) and drop warnings |
| Cherry-pick & Revert | Apply or undo specific commits, with --no-commit option |
| Reset | Reset to any commit with soft, mixed, or hard mode |
| Tags | Create lightweight or annotated tags; push, delete locally, or delete from remote |
| Upstream Tracking | Automatic local/remote branch matching based on upstream configuration |
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Fetch / Pull / Push | With remote selection dialog and progress notification |
| Remote Management | Add and remove remotes |
| Force Push | Uses --force-with-lease for safety, with visual warning indicator |
| Auto Fetch | Configurable periodic fetch interval (1–60 minutes) |
| Remote Checkout | Checkout remote branches with local tracking branch creation dialog |
| Pull Prompt | Automatic pull suggestion when checking out a branch that is behind its remote |
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Auto Detection | Detects conflicts during merge, rebase, cherry-pick, and revert |
| Conflict Banner | Shows conflicting files with per-file status indicators |
| Editor Integration | Click conflict files to open in VS Code's 3-way merge editor |
| Resolve & Stage | Per-file "Mark as Resolved" with automatic staging |
| Continue / Abort | One-click buttons to continue or abort the operation |
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| File Tree | Hierarchical file browser with status badges (Added, Modified, Deleted, Renamed, Copied) |
| Syntax Highlighting | Powered by Shiki — accurate, editor-quality syntax colors |
| Image Diff | Side-by-side visual preview with swipe comparison for image changes |
| Patch Export | Save any commit as a .patch file |
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Stash | Save, apply, pop, and drop — with untracked files and keep-index options |
| Stash in Graph | Stash entries appear as badges in the commit graph with dedicated context menu |
| Worktree | List, add, remove, and prune worktrees with linked branch cleanup |
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Git Flow | Initialize and manage feature, release, and hotfix branches |
| Git Bisect | Visual bisect UI — start, mark good/bad, and reset |
| Git LFS | View LFS-tracked files and manage file locks |
| Submodules | View status, update submodules, and switch graph to submodule repos |
| Statistics | Commits by author (with Gravatar), activity heatmap |
| Activity Log | Filterable log of all Git operations performed through the extension |
- Auto-discovers submodules within the workspace
- Switch between repositories via the toolbar dropdown
- Tree views for Branches, Remotes, Tags, Stashes, and Worktrees
- Click to open quick action menu, right-click for full context menu
- Branches sorted:
main/masterfirst, then alphabetical
- English (default) and Korean
- Configurable via
gitGraphPlus.localesetting - Git terms (commit, merge, rebase, push, pull, fetch, etc.) remain untranslated
- Install from the VS Code Marketplace
- Open a folder containing a Git repository
- Open Git Graph+ using any of:
- Command Palette —
Git Graph+: Open - Activity Bar — Click the Git Graph+ icon
- SCM title bar or Status bar — Click the git-merge icon
- Command Palette —
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
gitGraphPlus.maxCommits |
1000 |
Maximum commits to load initially |
gitGraphPlus.autoRefresh |
true |
Auto-refresh on repository changes |
gitGraphPlus.autoFetch |
true |
Periodically fetch from remotes |
gitGraphPlus.autoFetchInterval |
10 |
Auto-fetch interval (minutes, 1–60) |
gitGraphPlus.locale |
auto |
UI language (auto, en, ko) |
- VS Code 1.85.0 or later
- Git installed and available in PATH
- UI/UX ideas from Git Graph, Fork, and SourceGit
- This project does not use any code from Git Graph. All code has been written from scratch.
- Extension icon from VS Code Codicons, licensed under CC BY 4.0
See CHANGELOG.md for release history.