Markdown Editor
Professional real-time editor with syntax highlighting, statistics, and local autosave persistence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Markdown: Write Once, Render Anywhere
The syntax that covers 95% of documents
Markdown is plain text with light conventions — these few cover nearly everything you'll write:
| You type | You get |
|---|---|
| # Heading / ## Subheading | Document structure |
| **bold** and *italic* | Emphasis |
| - item (or 1. item) | Bulleted / numbered lists |
| [text](https://url) | Links |
| `code` and ```code blocks``` | Inline and block code |
| | col | col | with dashes row | Tables |
Where markdown is the native language
GitHub READMEs and issues, documentation sites, Reddit, Discord, Notion, Obsidian, most blogging engines, and increasingly chat tools — markdown written once renders in all of them. That's the real argument for drafting in it: the live preview here shows what readers see, while your source remains portable plain text that no app can hold hostage.
Converting in and out
Finished markdown headed for a website becomes clean markup via Markdown to HTML; existing web content turns back into editable markdown with HTML to Markdown. Drafts with length limits — README intros, post excerpts — get measured in the word counter.