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Markdown Editor - Live Split Preview
Type Markdown on the left and the rendered preview updates live on the right. GFM tables, code blocks, and checkboxes are supported, and the result can be exported as HTML or Markdown.
A Markdown editor you can watch while you write
Markdown expresses formatting like headings, lists, links, and code blocks through a handful of simple symbols. It reads cleanly and writes quickly, which is why it shows up everywhere from developer docs and wikis to blog posts and meeting notes. The trouble is that without seeing the result, formatting slips are easy to miss. This tool keeps the editor and preview side by side and refreshes the render on every keystroke.
The toolbar wraps the selected text in bold, italics, headings, links, lists, blockquotes, code, or a table with a single click. Rendering follows GitHub Flavored Markdown, so tables, strikethrough, and task list checkboxes all come through, which makes it a good fit for READMEs and wiki pages. The rendered HTML can be copied to the clipboard or exported as a file, so the path into another editor or CMS never breaks.
Who it suits
- Developers — writing READMEs, API docs, and wiki pages
- Bloggers and technical writers — checking the rendered result without running a separate conversion each time
- Team leads and PMs — keeping meeting notes and decision logs in Markdown
- Anyone new to Markdown — seeing how each symbol changes the output as you type
Supported syntax
- Headings — from # through ###
- Emphasis — bold (**), italics (*), strikethrough (~~)
- Lists — unordered (-, *), ordered (1.)
- Tables, code, quotes — GFM tables, inline and fenced code, blockquotes
- Task lists — - [ ] and - [x] checkboxes
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