Online Git Merge Conflict Resolver — Side-by-Side Visual Tool

How to Git Conflict Resolver Online

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   Copy the content of the file containing Git conflict markers (<<<<<<<, =======, >>>>>>>) and paste it into the input area on the left.

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   Click the 'Parse Conflicts' button or press ⌘↵ (Mac) / Ctrl+Enter (Windows) to automatically detect all conflict sections in the file.

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   Review each conflict in the side-by-side view. Click 'Accept Current' to keep HEAD changes, or 'Accept Incoming' to keep the branch changes.

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   Use 'Both (Current First)' or 'Both (Incoming First)' from the dropdown to keep both versions, or choose 'Manual Edit' to combine them yourself.

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   Use 'Accept All Current' or 'Accept All Incoming' in the toolbar to bulk-resolve every conflict in the file instantly.

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   Review the clean, resolved result in the 'Resolved Output' section and click 'Copy' to get your merged file content.

Git Conflict Resolver Features

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  Visual side-by-side conflict resolution: compare 'Current' and 'Incoming' changes in a clear, horizontal layout.

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  Automatic conflict marker detection: supports standard Git markers (<<<<<<<, =======, >>>>>>>).

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  Bulk resolution actions: 'Accept All Current' or 'Accept All Incoming' for fast merge handling in large files.

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  Manual resolution mode: edit conflict sections directly to combine changes precisely how you need them.

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  Clean output generation: rebuilds the entire file with your chosen resolutions, ready to be committed.

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  Conflict statistics: see a count of total conflicts and your resolution progress (e.g. 3/5 resolved).

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  Keyboard-first workflow: use shortcuts like ⌘⇧A for all current, ⌘⇧I for all incoming, and ⌘⇧C to copy the result.

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  Zero data leakage: all parsing and resolution happen in your browser. Your source code is never sent to a server.

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  Syntax-agnostic: works with any text file, including code (JS, TS, Python, Go, Rust), configuration (JSON, YAML, XML), and documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Git conflict resolver free?

Yes, the Git Conflict Resolver is 100% free and runs entirely in your browser. No subscription or account is required.

Is my code safe when using this tool?

Yes. This tool uses pure JavaScript to parse and resolve conflicts locally on your machine. Your code is never uploaded to any server or shared with third parties.

What are the common Git conflict markers?

Git uses '<<<<<<< HEAD' to mark the start of your local changes, '=======' to separate your changes from the incoming ones, and '>>>>>>>' followed by a branch name or commit hash to mark the end of the conflict.

Can I use this for merge, rebase, and cherry-pick conflicts?

Yes. Any Git operation that results in conflict markers in your source files can be resolved using this tool, as it parses the markers themselves regardless of the operation that created them.

Does it support 3-way merge views?

Currently, we provide a 2-way side-by-side view (Current vs Incoming), which covers the majority of common merge conflicts. You can manually combine sections if you need a specific 3-way resolution.

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