Write, paste, and preview Markdown instantly — no sign-up, no installation required. Paste directly from Microsoft Word and your content is automatically converted to clean Markdown, stripping all fonts, styles, and formatting noise.
Copy any Word document and paste it directly into the editor. Tables, headings, bold, italic, and lists are all converted to proper Markdown automatically.
See your rendered Markdown update in real time as you type. The preview panel renders tables, images, code blocks, and YouTube embeds.
Word documents carry hidden font data, color styles, and Office XML tags. This editor strips all of that and gives you clean, portable Markdown.
Copy your finished Markdown to the clipboard with a single click, or reset the editor to start fresh. No fuss.
1. Type or paste your content. Use the toolbar to insert headings, bold, italic, lists, links, or tables — or just start typing raw Markdown directly into the editor.
2. Paste from Word. Copy any section from a Microsoft Word document and paste it into the editor. The tool automatically detects the HTML clipboard data and converts tables, paragraphs, and text formatting into standard Markdown syntax.
3. Copy your Markdown. When you are done, click Copy Markdown to copy the raw Markdown to your clipboard and use it anywhere — GitHub, Notion, a CMS, or a static site generator.
Yes. When you paste from Word, the editor reads the HTML clipboard data and converts Word tables into Markdown GFM table syntax, which renders correctly in the preview panel.
Yes. The editor strips all inline styles, font families, font sizes, colors, and Microsoft Office XML tags. Only the structure — headings, bold, italic, lists, and tables — is kept.
No. Everything stays in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server or saved anywhere. Closing the tab clears the editor.
The editor supports GitHub Flavoured Markdown (GFM), including tables, strikethrough, task lists, fenced code blocks, headings, links, images, and YouTube video embeds via a remark plugin.
Absolutely. Draft your content in Word or directly in the editor, preview it, then copy the Markdown output into any Markdown-compatible CMS such as Contentful, Sanity, Ghost, or a GitHub-based static site.