Best Git clients

A fast, native Git client for Mac and Windows from a two-person team, sold for a one-time price.

A popular open-source terminal UI for Git that makes staging, rebasing and cherry-picking quick.

A free, open-source Git GUI for Windows, macOS and Linux with a broad feature set.

A visual, cross-platform Git client built around a colourful commit graph, with paid plans for private repos.

GitHub's free, open-source Git client that keeps everyday commits, branches and pull requests simple.

A polished paid Git client for Mac and Windows with undo, drag and drop and stacked-branch workflows.

A free, open-source Git client for Windows, macOS and Linux that doesn't track you.

A very fast Git client from the makers of Sublime Text, with a perpetual licence and an untimed evaluation.

A free, open-source Git GUI written in Python and Qt, focused on fast staging and committing.

Atlassian's free Git client for Windows and Mac, with a full branch graph and Git-flow support built in.

A cross-platform commercial Git client from Germany, free for non-commercial and open-source use.

A complete, keyboard-driven Git interface that runs inside Emacs, widely considered the gold standard.

A terminal Git client inspired by Magit, for people who like its workflow but not Emacs.

A Magit-inspired interactive Git interface that runs inside Neovim.

A long-standing ncurses text-mode interface for browsing Git history, blame and diffs.

A fast, keyboard-driven terminal UI for Git written in Rust, free and open source.

Tim Pope's Git plugin for Vim, giving a status window, blame, diffs and any Git command inside the editor.

A Mac app for rewriting Git history quickly: drag commits, reword in place and undo anything.

A native Swift Git client for macOS that keeps Git concepts intact and avoids Electron.

The GNOME project's simple graphical client for browsing and committing to Git repositories.

A Windows Explorer shell extension for Git, with status overlay icons and right-click commands.

A free, open-source Mac Git client with a live commit map, snapshots and undo.

A free, open-source Git GUI for Windows with Explorer and Visual Studio integration.

A Git client that lets you work on several branches at once in one working directory, with full undo.

KDE's graphical Git client for Linux, integrated with the Plasma desktop.

An open-source Git client focused on understanding history, continuing the GitAhead project.

A free, open-source Git client for Android with no ads, for syncing code and notes.

A full-featured Git client for iPhone and iPad, free to try with a one-time Pro unlock.

A lightweight Mac Git client that shows file status badges and Git commands right in Finder.

GitKraken's Git extension for VS Code and its forks, adding inline blame, history and a commit graph.

A Git-based version control app for artists and game teams, with file locking and Unreal and Unity support.

A standalone, open-source Git GUI built from Eclipse's EGit, for people who don't use Eclipse.

A web-based Git interface you run with Node.js and use from the browser, on any machine.