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Write Markdown with a live preview, then copy or download it as Markdown or HTML
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Type in the editor, paste existing Markdown, or click the wand icon to load an example. The preview updates as you type.
Select text and click Bold, Italic, a heading, a list, a quote, code, a link, an image or a table. Shortcuts: Ctrl+B for bold, Ctrl+I for italic and Ctrl+K for a link.
On a computer the preview sits next to the editor. On a phone, use the Edit and Preview tabs to switch between them.
Click Copy Markdown or Copy HTML to paste the result elsewhere, or download a .md file or a ready-to-open .html page.
The editor covers the Markdown you use every day, plus the most popular GitHub-style extras: tables, task lists and strikethrough. Everything is converted to clean, semantic HTML.
Copy Markdown gives you the source text, ready for a README, a note or a CMS that accepts Markdown. Copy HTML gives you the converted markup, ready to paste into a web page or an email template.
Download .md saves your text as a Markdown file. Download .html saves a complete page with basic styling that opens in any browser.
Any HTML you type is shown as plain text instead of being run, and links that start with javascript: or data: are blocked. You can paste Markdown from any source and preview it without risk.
Your text is processed in your browser and never sent to a server. The current draft is saved only in this browser, so you can come back to it later; click Clear to remove it.
Markdown is a simple way to format text using plain characters, such as # for headings, ** for bold and - for lists. It is used in READMEs, documentation, notes and many blogs and chat apps.
Type or paste your text in the editor. The formatted preview updates immediately, next to the editor on a computer or in the Preview tab on a phone.
Yes. Write your Markdown and click Copy HTML to copy the generated markup, or Download .html to save a complete web page.
Yes. Use the table button to insert a starter table, and write - [ ] or - [x] at the start of a list item for a task list.
Yes. HTML inside the text is displayed as text and unsafe link types such as javascript: are blocked, so nothing can run in the preview.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Your draft is saved only locally, on your device, until you clear it.
Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and has no limit on the length of your text.