If you've uploaded a GPG key to GitHub - use this badge to show others, and encourage them to do the same. GPG keys are easy to make, easy to upload, and they make GitHub a safer place for all developers.

• If you have a GPG key on GitHub, anyone can view it by just visiting https://github.com/USERNAME.gpg.
• This badge just verifies that there is a GPG key there, and it's a nice way to promote key usage.
• Use the hosted endpoint: https://gpg-badge.hesreallyhim.com/<username>.svg.
• Replace <username> with the GitHub username to check.

Markdown:

[![GPG Key](`https://gpg-badge.hesreallyhim.com/<username>.svg)](https://github.com/<username>.gpg)

HTML:

<a href="https://github.com/hesreallyhim.gpg">
  <img src="`https://gpg-badge.hesreallyhim.com/hesreallyhim.svg" alt="GPG Key badge" />
</a>

Explore different styles, and get drop-in URLs/Markdown: https://github-gpg-badge-demo.vercel.app/

• style: split (default) | card | flat | flat-square
• label: custom text for the left side (default: GPG Key)
• theme: dark (default) | light (card style only)

Examples:

• ![torvalds](https://gpg-badge.hesreallyhim.com/torvalds.svg)
• ![hesreallyhim](https://gpg-badge.hesreallyhim.com/torvalds.svg)

• GitHub's documentation about GPG keys
• Here's a repo template for creating your own private messenger right on GitHub using GPG for privacy.

Created with 🔐 by hesreallyhim.