When to use it
Drafting a README, a blog post, or a PR description and checking the render as you type. Editor and preview sit side by side so broken syntax shows up instantly.
How it works
Type Markdown on the left, see the output on the right. Flip between
Preview and HTML at the top, and use Copy HTML to grab the
converted output for somewhere else.
Supported syntax
- Headings (
#through######) - Bold, italic, inline
code - Ordered and unordered lists
- Blockquotes (
>) - Fenced code blocks (
```) - Links
[text](url)and autolinks<http://…> - Horizontal rules (
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Scripts, inline event handlers, and risky javascript: URLs are
stripped while rendering. Tables, strikethrough, and task lists
(GFM extensions) are not covered.
Drafts never leave the page
In-house parser (headings · lists · quotes · code fences · links) that passes sanitize. Side-by-side preview and HTML toggle both run in-page.