Paste or load Markdown and export it as a clean PDF or Word file, on your device.
Preview
Type or paste Markdown, or load a .md file, and the tool renders it live using the Marked parser. From there you can export the result two ways: a PDF, produced with jsPDF so it paginates cleanly across A4 pages, or a Word document, produced by wrapping the rendered HTML in a format Microsoft Word opens directly. Both run entirely in your browser — nothing you write is uploaded — and the preview always shows exactly what will be exported.
The tool understands standard and GitHub-flavoured Markdown: headings, bold and italic text, ordered and unordered lists, links, images, blockquotes, inline code and fenced code blocks, and tables. The live preview reflects your formatting as you type, so you can fix a stray asterisk or a broken table before exporting. Because the export is built from the same rendered HTML, the PDF and the Word file match the preview.
Pick PDF when you want a fixed, print-ready document that looks identical everywhere and can't be easily edited — ideal for sharing notes, a README or documentation. Pick Word when the recipient needs to keep editing the text, for example to add comments or continue writing. The Word export keeps the structure — headings, lists, tables — as editable content rather than an image.
The PDF is a high-fidelity visual capture of your rendered document, so it matches the preview exactly, but the text is not a selectable layer. If you need selectable, editable text, use the Word export instead.
It uses an HTML-based Word format that opens natively in Word and other editors. Save it as .docx from within Word if you need the newer format.
No. Parsing and export happen locally in your browser, and nothing you type leaves your device.