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Markdown · MD to Rendered HTML

Render Markdown to HTML Preview

See how your Markdown's structure renders as HTML — headings, emphasis, links and code blocks styled for reading. Click Convert to refresh the preview.

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Markdown to rendered HTML examples

Paste real Markdown in the left column, see the rendered HTML output on the right.

Full README

Markdown

# Project ## Installation ```bash npm install ```

rendered HTML

<rendered: heading + code block styled>

Blog post with code

Markdown

## How it works This is **important**. ```js const x = 1; ```

rendered HTML

<rendered: styled heading + bold + code block>

Pipe table

Markdown

| Name | Score | |------|-------| | Alice | 95 |

rendered HTML

<rendered: table kept as plain pipe text inside a code block>

How Markdown-to-rendered HTML conversion works

01

Paste Markdown — Paste your Markdown into the input pane.

02

Preview — Click Convert to render the HTML preview.

03

Share or export — Copy the HTML or use the rendered view for screenshots.

Markdown edge cases we handle

Structure over styling

Headings, emphasis, links, blockquotes and fenced code render with a clean reading stylesheet; GFM extras beyond that do not.

Tables stay plain

Pipe tables are kept as plain pipe-delimited text inside a code block — they do not become styled HTML tables.

No math or highlighting

Math syntax (`$x^2$`, `$$x^2$$`) passes through as literal text, and fenced code renders without syntax colors.

Images become links

An image reference renders as a clickable link showing the alt text — the image itself is not embedded.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does it match GitHub's rendering?

For basic structure — headings, emphasis, links, code blocks — yes. GFM tables, syntax colors and math do not render here, so a GitHub-faithful preview of those needs GitHub itself.

Will math expressions render?

No — inline $…$ and block $$…$$ syntax passes through as literal text. There is no KaTeX or MathJax step in this pipeline.

Can I export the preview as PNG?

Not directly in this tool. For image exports, check the /summary/pdf tool for similar workflows.

Is the CSS customizable?

Not in the basic tool. The preview uses a neutral GitHub-like stylesheet.

Does it support mermaid diagrams?

Not yet — mermaid rendering is on the roadmap for a future update.

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