# Creating commits

Ok, so you've reviewed the changes and staged the ones you want to make ready. Now it's time to commit.

### How to commit in Gitamic

Once you've got some staged changes, you will see the commit message box.

<figure><img src="/files/rx4RBSfy5wQRkVO4pvPH" alt=""><figcaption><p>The commit message box only appears when needed</p></figcaption></figure>

Any changes listed below the message box will be included in the commit.

Simply write a commit message ([be sure to make it a good one!](/using-gitamic/creating-commits/writing-commit-messages.md)) and click `Commit` and you're done!

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