Markdown Editor
Write Markdown on the left and see the live sanitized preview on the right.
Why Use a Markdown Editor?
Markdown has become the standard for writing documentation, blog posts, and notes. It allows you to write in plain text while adding formatting through simple syntax. A Markdown editor with live preview lets you see exactly how your formatted text will look as you write.
Developers use Markdown for README files, API documentation, and technical blogs. Content creators use it for drafting articles and social media posts. Students use it for taking structured notes that are easy to convert to other formats.
Markdown Syntax Basics
Markdown uses simple characters for formatting: asterisks for bold and italic, hashtags for headings, dashes for lists, and backticks for code. Our editor supports all standard Markdown syntax including tables, blockquotes, links, and images.
The live preview feature means you never have to guess how your formatting will look. Type your Markdown on the left, see the rendered result on the right. You can also view and copy the generated HTML for use in web pages and content management systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Markdown?
Markdown is a lightweight markup language that uses plain text formatting syntax to create formatted documents. It's widely used for README files, documentation, and blog posts.
Can I paste the result into Confluence?
Yes. Copy Rich Text places HTML and plain text on the clipboard so supported editors such as Confluence, Notion, and Google Docs can preserve the formatting.
Are Mermaid diagrams supported?
Yes. Mermaid code blocks are rendered as SVG diagrams in the preview and are included when you copy rich text.
Is my content saved?
Content stays in your browser during your session. For persistent storage, copy your Markdown text before closing the page.