OmniDiff
Open-source (AGPL-3.0) content-aware diff tool written in Rust, used as a terminal viewer or as git's external difftool: it highlights the parts of a line that changed and shows moved code as moved instead of marking whole lines deleted and inserted, across 25 languages, and also diffs config, images, PDFs, archives, fonts and cursors. Prebuilt binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows, Homebrew, apt and Nix, plus VS Code and Neovim plugins. Early (v0.3.0).
- Category
- Frameworks & Dev ToolsWeb frameworks, local developer utilities and tooling around AI coding agents.
- Website
- github.comOfficial site, opens in a new tab.
- Pricing
- See official siteWe only list verified pricing.
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