Markdown Editor

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Write Markdown on the left, watch it render on the right, then copy the source or download a .md file.

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Key features

  • Formatting toolbar — Bold, Italic, H2, Link and Code — wraps your current selection in the right syntax.
  • Toolbar buttons insert a placeholder when nothing is selected, so you can click first and type after.
  • Live rendered preview styled for the dark theme: headings, lists, blockquotes, code blocks, links and rules all styled.
  • Copy markdown and download .md buttons export the exact source you wrote (as dailywebtools-document.md).
  • Character and line counts sit under the editor, and a Load sample button demonstrates full syntax in one click.
  • Rendering happens locally with react-markdown — the document is never uploaded anywhere.

How it works

  1. Write or load the sample

    Start typing in the Markdown panel, or press Load sample to see headings, lists, quotes and a code block rendered at once.

  2. Use the toolbar for speed

    Select some text and click Bold, Italic, H2, Link or Code — the syntax wraps your selection and keeps it highlighted.

  3. Watch the preview update

    The right panel re-renders on every keystroke, so you can verify structure as you write.

  4. Export your document

    Copy markdown puts the raw source on your clipboard; the .md button downloads it as dailywebtools-document.md. Clear wipes the editor when you're done.

Tips for better results

  • There's no autosave — copy or download your work before closing the tab, since the editor intentionally stores nothing.
  • Toolbar buttons respect the selection: highlight a phrase first, then click, and the marker wraps exactly that phrase.
  • Fenced code blocks (```lang) render in a dark code panel — great for README snippets.
  • Paste the .md straight into GitHub, Notion or any Markdown-aware tool; the syntax is plain CommonMark.

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