About Markdown → PDF / Word
Write Markdown with a live preview and export it as a properly typeset PDF or an editable Word .docx — entirely in your browser.
What it does
A Markdown editor with live preview and two real export paths. The PDF is generated as a genuine typeset document with selectable text — not a screenshot of a web page — and the .docx is a real Word file with styled headings you can keep editing.
What survives the export
Headings, emphasis, lists, tables, links, images, block quotes, code blocks with syntax highlighting, and display maths all carry across. One honest limitation: a PDF line of text cannot contain a drawing, so inline maths between single dollar signs is written as its LaTeX source, while display maths on its own lines is properly typeset. The exporter tells you when this happens rather than quietly changing your document.
Common questions
- Is the PDF text selectable and searchable?
- Yes. It is a typeset document with real text and embedded fonts, not an image.
- Can I edit the Word file afterwards?
- Yes — it is a standard .docx with proper heading styles, so Word's navigation pane and table of contents work.
- Does it support tables and code blocks?
- Yes, including GitHub-flavoured Markdown tables and syntax-highlighted code.
- Is my document uploaded to convert it?
- No. Everything happens in your browser — nothing you enter is uploaded, and the tool keeps working with no network connection. That matters here more than most places, since drafts often contain unpublished work.