Markdown Editor & Preview
Write Markdown and see the live HTML preview instantly
Markdown Editor
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README File
Create a professional README file for your project with headings, lists, code blocks, and links.
# My Project\n\nA brief description of the project.\n\n## Fe...
Blog Post
Write a formatted blog post with headings, bold text, quotes, tables, and images.
# The Future of Web Development\n\n*Published on February 14...
API Documentation
Create API documentation with endpoint descriptions, parameter tables, and code examples.
# API Documentation\n\n## Overview\n\nThis document describe...
Features
Split View
Side-by-side editor and preview with switchable view modes
Formatting Toolbar
One-click buttons for bold, italic, headings, lists, tables, and more
Export Options
Download as .md or .html file, or copy to clipboard
Document Statistics
Track word count, character count, line count, and reading time
How to Use?
Write Markdown
Type or paste your Markdown content into the editor panel on the left.
Preview Output
See the formatted HTML output in real-time in the preview panel on the right.
Use the Toolbar
Click toolbar buttons to quickly insert Markdown formatting like bold, headings, links, and tables.
Export Your Work
Copy the Markdown or HTML to clipboard, or download as .md or .html file.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Markdown?
Writing docs in Markdown but can't remember if it's ** or __ for bold? You're not alone. Markdown is that simple formatting language that powers GitHub READMEs, technical docs, and blog posts everywhere. It looks clean as plain text and converts to HTML when you need it.
Why Use a Markdown Editor?
Writing Markdown without a preview means you're guessing how it'll look. This editor shows you the rendered output side-by-side as you type. The toolbar handles syntax you can't remember - tables, code fences, image links - so you can focus on writing instead of looking up formatting rules.
Markdown Syntax Guide
The basics: # for headings, **bold**, *italic*, [links](url), . Lists with - or numbers. Code blocks with triple backticks. Tables with pipes and hyphens. Blockquotes with >. That covers 90% of what you'll ever need.
Where Markdown is Used
GitHub uses it for everything - READMEs, PRs, issues, wikis. Static site generators like Jekyll and Hugo run on it. Obsidian and Notion support it. Even Slack and Discord use Markdown-style formatting. If you work in tech, you can't avoid it.
Markdown vs HTML vs Rich Text
Markdown is readable as plain text and plays nice with git. HTML gives you full control but nobody wants to read raw HTML. DOCX files are binary blobs that break in version control. Markdown hits the sweet spot for docs and collaboration.
Editor Features
Split view with live preview, formatting toolbar for quick insertion, export as .md or .html. Word count, character count, reading time stats. Everything runs in your browser - nothing gets sent anywhere.