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The Markdown editor is a free online Markdown editor with live HTML preview — type Markdown on the left, see clean semantic HTML render on the right. Tables, task lists, fenced code blocks, blockquotes, and inline formatting all parse to the right HTML, and the Copy HTML button gives you the rendered output as text you can paste into a CMS or email.
It's the editor I reach for when drafting a README before pushing it to GitHub, converting a Notion export into clean blog HTML without dragging in Notion's inline-style soup, building the body of a CMS post where the editor is awful but accepts pasted HTML, or writing release notes that need to live in both Markdown and HTML form.
Toggle between light and dark preview to see how the rendered output reads against either background. Drafts auto-save to localStorage. Nothing is sent to a server — the parser runs entirely in your browser. Heading IDs, code-fence language tags, and GFM autolinks all work; what doesn't is footnotes, math, and YAML frontmatter (most CMSes strip those anyway).
If you need the rendered HTML to be print-perfect — invoices, exported docs, single-page briefs — copy the HTML from this page and paste it into the HTML-to-PDF converter. Why these tools. Full FAQ.