Take Your MATLAB Code to GitHub

Upload MATLAB® code to GitHub® in minutes: Create a fresh repository, drag and drop your code files, write a clear README, and add an Open in MATLAB Online badge so anyone can launch your project instantly. This quickstart guide is perfect for students fine-tuning class projects and engineers documenting professional workflows. You’ll learn how to:

  • Set up a private or public GitHub repository.
  • Organize and upload MATLAB scripts, functions, and data files.
  • Craft a concise README with run instructions.
  • Insert a one-click MATLAB Online™ badge for easy access.
  • Generate a shareable link to collaborate or showcase your work.

Boost reproducibility, version control, and teamwork without extra overhead.

Published: 16 Mar 2026

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Read blog article: Do these 3 things to increase the reach of your open source MATLAB toolbox
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