Docker Compose YAML Generator

Build docker-compose.yml files visually. Add Postgres, Redis, Nginx, Django and more, edit ports, volumes and env vars, then copy or download valid YAML.

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About Docker Compose Generator

The Docker Compose Generator provides a visual interface where developers select standard services and instantly generate a formatted docker-compose.yml file. Configure ports, volumes, and environment variables through the UI while JavaScript assembles valid YAML locally.

Features

  • 10 pre-configured service templates
  • Custom port mapping and volume configuration
  • Download as docker-compose.yml file
  • 100% client-side YAML generation

How to Use

  1. Click on services to add them to your stack
  2. Customize ports and environment variables per service
  3. Review the generated YAML in the preview panel
  4. Copy or download the docker-compose.yml file

Frequently Asked Questions

What Docker Compose version does this generate?

The tool generates Docker Compose files compatible with version 3.8, which is widely supported by modern Docker installations.

Can I customize the generated services?

Yes. After adding a service, you can modify its port mappings and environment variables directly in the service configuration cards.

Can I add multiple instances of the same service?

Yes. If you click a service multiple times (like Redis or PostgreSQL), the generator will automatically append a numeric suffix to ensure service names remain unique within the compose file.

Where does the YAML generation happen?

The entire docker-compose.yml file is assembled directly in your web browser. No backend API is used to generate or store your infrastructure configuration.

How do I configure persistent volumes?

The default service templates come with standard volume mappings pre-configured. You can edit the volume fields in the UI to map them to your host machine or specific Docker named volumes.

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