When to use Markdown Preview
A developer is writing a README for a new open-source library and wants to see exactly how the tables and fenced code blocks will render on GitHub before pushing the commit. Paste the Markdown in the left panel and the right panel shows the rendered output live, updated on every keystroke via a Markdown parser running inside this tab. No round-trip to a server, no sign-in. Copy the generated HTML if you need raw markup for a CMS, an email template, or a platform that expects pre-rendered content rather than Markdown source. Supports headings, bold, italic, links, inline code, fenced code blocks, tables, blockquotes, ordered lists, and unordered lists — the full CommonMark feature set most platforms recognize.
- Preview a README table before pushing it to a GitHub repo
- Check code block rendering for a dev blog post in Ghost
- Copy rendered HTML from a Markdown draft for a Mailchimp email