A full Markdown editor that opens in a tab. There is nothing to install and no account: type into the left pane and the formatted result appears on the right as you go.
The toolbar covers the syntax people forget — tables, task lists, links, images, code fences, block quotes — and everything has a keyboard path, so you can write a whole document without reaching for the mouse. Your draft is saved in your browser's local storage after every pause, so a refresh or a closed tab does not lose it.
When the document is done, it leaves as whatever the reader needs: rich text pasted straight into Google Docs, a .docx, a PDF, an HTML page, plain text or the raw .md file.
How it works
- Start typing, or paste a draft in. Drop a .md file onto the page to pick up where you left off.
- Use the toolbar or the split, source and preview buttons to set up the view you like. The layout choice is remembered.
- Export: Copy as rich text for Google Docs and Gmail, or download Word, PDF, HTML, plain text or .md.
Frequently asked questions
Is this Markdown editor free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no document limit, no watermark and no paid tier. It runs entirely in your browser.
Where is my document saved?
In your browser's local storage on this device, under this site only. It is not uploaded and we cannot read it. Download the .md file if you need a real copy, and use the share link to hand a document to someone else.
How does it compare to Typora, Obsidian, MacDown or MarkText?
Honestly: if you are building a long-term library of notes with backlinks, folders and sync, install one of those — Obsidian in particular is built for that and this page is not. This editor is for the other job: opening a document quickly on any machine, editing it, and getting it out as Word, PDF or HTML without installing anything.
Does it work offline?
Not as an installed app. Once the page is open, editing, preview and exports run locally and do not need the network, but you need a connection to load the page.
Which Markdown flavor does it use?
GitHub-flavored Markdown: tables, task lists, strikethrough and autolinks on top of the standard syntax, plus Mermaid diagrams in the preview. Raw HTML is disabled, so pasted markup is shown as text rather than rendered.
Can I use keyboard shortcuts?
Yes. Undo and redo use the browser's native stack, Tab inserts two spaces instead of leaving the text area, and Escape exits full-screen editing.