How to Push Code to GitHub
- George Apostolov
How to Push Code to GitHub: step-by-step guide
Click on the add icon to add a new repository.
Add a new repository name.
Click 'Create a repository'.
Go to your Command prompt and click on it.
Highlight the link and copy this link to the command prompt.
Paste the link of the file.
Highlight and copy the commands to create a new repository.
Paste and press enter.
Highlight the rest of the codes and paste them into the command.
Once you have paste the files, press 'Enter'.
That's it! By following these steps, you can push code to GitHub.
Quick answer: To push code to GitHub, click the add icon, name the new repository, and click 'Create a repository'. Then, copy the repository link into your command prompt, copy and paste the repository creation commands, and finally paste the remaining code and press enter.
About this GitHub tutorial
Upload code repositories to GitHub by creating a new repo and running setup commands in your command prompt. This guide shows how to push Code to GitHub in 11 steps, starting with "Click on the add icon to add a new repository" and finishing with "That's it! By following these steps, you can push code to GitHub". The interactive demo above is a click-through copy of the real GitHub interface, so you can rehearse each step before doing it in your own account.
Frequently asked questions
How many steps does it take to push Code to GitHub?
11 steps. Each one is listed in order above, and the demo highlights exactly where to click.
Can I try it without changing my own account?
Yes. Clicking through the demo doesn't touch your GitHub data or settings. Once you know the flow, repeat it in your own workspace.
This tutorial is filed under GitHub. Related guides: How to Push Existing Project to GitHub, How to Push GitHub Gists to Discord Using Zapier and How to Push to Github. Last reviewed 05 Oct 2026.
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