GitHub PR Review Comment & Suggestion Formatter

Compose professional code review comments with multi-line GitHub ```suggestion diff blocks, Conventional Comments badges, and collapsible benchmark details.

Comment Badge:
Severity:

Review Rationale & Heading

Suggested Replacement Code (```suggestion)

Renders interactive 1-click "Commit Suggestion" on GitHub

Collapsible Deep-Dive / Benchmark Logs (Optional)

Markdown Review Comment PreviewReady for GitHub / GitLab Review Box
Complete Guide & Overview

GitHub PR Review Comment & Suggestion Formatter

Write constructive, high-impact code review comments using GitHub's ```suggestion multi-line code diff blocks, Conventional Comments badges, and collapsible details.

How to Use the GitHub PR Review Comment & Suggestion Formatter

1

Input Content

Paste or compose your markdown or source data into the input editor.

2

Customize Settings

Select formatting options, syntax modes, or display options.

3

Copy or Download

Copy the processed output to your clipboard or download the generated file.

Key Features & Capabilities

GitHub Multi-Line Suggestion: Generates ```suggestion syntax allowing PR authors to apply fixes with a single click.
Conventional Comments Badges: Formats standard prefixes (suggestion, nitpick, issue, question, praise, thought).
Collapsible Details Accordion: Keep comments compact by tucking benchmarks and logs into <details><summary> tags.
Clear Non-Blocking Indicators: Clearly signal when a suggestion is optional vs blocking merge.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does GitHub ```suggestion work?

When you leave a review comment on a pull request diff and enclose replacement code in triple backticks with the `suggestion` language identifier, GitHub renders a side-by-side diff with a one-click 'Commit suggestion' button.

What are Conventional Comments?

Conventional Comments is a standardized formatting convention for code reviews that categorizes comments into `suggestion`, `nitpick`, `issue`, `question`, `praise`, or `thought`, establishing whether feedback is blocking or advisory.