Writing & Text

Markdown Preview

Write Markdown on the left and see it rendered on the right as you type — GitHub Flavored Markdown with tables, task lists and footnotes. Copy the HTML or download it as a web page.

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Markdown Preview Demo

Features

This is a live Markdown preview with support for:

  • GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM)
  • Tables, task lists and strikethrough
  • Footnotes and automatic links
  • Real-time preview as you type

Code example

def greet(name: str) -> str:
    return f"Assalam-o-Alaikum, {name}!"

greet("Ayesha")

Table example

FeatureSupported
GFM✅
Tables✅
Task lists✅
Footnotes✅

Task list

  • Write the README
  • Preview it here
  • Push it to GitHub

Blockquote

"The best way to predict the future is to invent it."
— Alan Kay

Links

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Bold text, italic text, strikethrough and inline code.

Footnotes

  1. Footnotes like this one are supported too. ↩

  • Real-time preview

    Your Markdown renders instantly as you type, with optional synced scrolling in split view.

  • GitHub Flavored

    Tables, task lists, strikethrough, footnotes and automatic links — just like on GitHub.

  • HTML export

    Copy clean HTML for your site or blog, or download a styled, standalone .html page.

Free online Markdown editor and previewer

Markdown is a simple way to format text with plain characters — **bold**, # Heading, - list item— that converts cleanly to HTML. It's used for GitHub READMEs, documentation, notes apps, forums and many blogging platforms.

Supported syntax

  • Headings (H1–H6), paragraphs and line breaks
  • Bold, italic, strikethrough and inline code
  • Ordered, unordered and task lists
  • Fenced code blocks
  • Tables with column alignment
  • Blockquotes, horizontal rules, links, images and footnotes

Good to know

  • Line breaks:with “Line breaks as <br>” on, a single newline starts a new line (like GitHub comments). Turn it off to match how GitHub renders README files.
  • Raw HTML is not rendered: HTML tags inside your Markdown are shown as plain text, and unsafe links (like javascript:) are removed, so pasted content can't run scripts.
  • Code blocks are shown in a monospace font without colour syntax highlighting.
  • Downloaded HTML is a single self-contained file with light and dark styles built in — no external stylesheets.

Common uses

  • Drafting and checking a README before pushing to GitHub
  • Writing documentation, notes and blog posts
  • Formatting project reports or assignment write-ups
  • Turning Markdown into HTML for a website or email

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