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Type Markdown on the left and see GitHub-style HTML on the right with syntax highlighting, word count, and HTML copy.

📘 How to Use

  1. Enter or paste Markdown text into the left editor.
  2. View the preview displayed on the right side.
  3. Use "Copy HTML Code" to copy it as HTML as needed.

Markdown Previewer

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GitHub Style Preview
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Preview Markdown: Real-time Editing & HTML Export

Write, preview, and export GitHub-style HTML instantly.

💡 Why use this tool?

Draft blog posts, READMEs, and technical documentation with a side-by-side preview. This tool eliminates the guesswork by rendering your Markdown as you type, ensuring your formatting is production-ready before you hit publish.

📘 Key Features

  • Render instantly: See your changes in real-time with the dual-pane editor.
  • Highlight syntax: Detect and style code blocks automatically for better readability.
  • Export clean HTML: Copy the generated source code for your website or CMS in one click.
  • Match GitHub styling: Ship professional-looking documentation using the built-in GitHub CSS.

🧐 FAQ

  • Does it support GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM)?
  • Yes. It supports standard GFM parsing, including tables and task lists.
  • Can I preview local images?
  • No. You must use web-hosted URLs (https://...) for images to appear in the preview.
  • Is there an auto-save feature?
  • No. This tool is designed for temporary editing and previewing. Save your work locally to avoid losing progress.

📚 Did you know?

John Gruber created Markdown in 2004 to bridge the gap between human-readable text and HTML. It has since become the industry standard for platforms like GitHub, Reddit, and Stack Overflow. Using a previewer helps you maintain clean "Semantic HTML" without writing a single tag!