Generate a ready-to-use Azure Pipelines YAML file in seconds. Choose your trigger branch, agent pool and language, tick the steps you need, then save the output as azure-pipelines.yml in your repository.
How to Use
- Enter the branch that should trigger the pipeline and pick an agent pool image.
- Choose your language — the version field updates with a sensible default.
- Tick the steps your pipeline needs.
- Press Generate pipeline and save the output as
azure-pipelines.yml.
Key Features
- Four languages — Node.js, Python, Java and Go with correct installer tasks.
- Hosted agents — Ubuntu, Windows and macOS pool images.
- Branch triggers — builds run automatically on your chosen branch.
- 100% private — runs entirely in your browser; nothing is sent or stored.
FAQs
Where do I put the file?
Save it as azure-pipelines.yml in your repository root, then create a pipeline in Azure DevOps pointing at it.
Can I trigger on pull requests?
Yes — add a pr: section with your target branches to the generated file.
How do I add variables or secrets?
Add a variables: block; reference secrets from variable groups or Azure Key Vault.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. Everything runs entirely in your browser and never transmits or saves your entries.
Related Tools
Try these related tools: GitHub Actions Generator, Jenkinsfile Generator, Bitbucket Pipelines Generator.