โ Frequently Asked Questions โ Markdown Editor
What Markdown syntax is supported?
This editor supports standard CommonMark Markdown including headings (# to ###), bold (**text**), italic (*text*), strikethrough (~~text~~), inline code (`code`), code blocks (```), blockquotes (>), unordered lists (-), ordered lists (1.), links ([text](url)), images (), horizontal rules (---), and tables.
How do I export my Markdown as HTML?
Click "Export HTML" to download a complete HTML file with your rendered content, including a basic stylesheet for readability. This is useful for creating simple web pages or documentation. You can also click "Copy HTML" to paste the rendered HTML into another application or your own HTML files.
Is my content saved automatically?
The editor auto-saves your content to browser localStorage, so it persists if you refresh the page. However, closing the browser tab may clear it depending on your browser settings. For important content, always export to HTML or copy your Markdown text before closing the tab.
Where is Markdown commonly used?
Markdown is the standard writing format for GitHub README files, documentation (GitBook, Docusaurus), blog platforms (Ghost, Hugo), note-taking apps (Obsidian, Notion), and most developer communication tools (Slack, Discord). Learning Markdown is one of the most useful skills for developers and technical writers.