Paste Markdown and see it rendered the moment it lands, right where you pasted it. Fix what's off, then copy it as rich text or export it.
Select this text and paste over it. It renders the moment it lands, so what you see is what your readers will see.
Pasting from a web page?
Rich text you copy from a site comes in as clean Markdown, with its links, headings and lists kept.
| Paste | You get |
|---|---|
**bold** |
bold |
[a link](https://typefire.app) |
a link |
- [ ] task |
a checkbox you can tick |
This editor comes from TypeFire, free for Mac
Your whole folder of Markdown notes in tabs, Quick Look previews in Finder, plus a text expander and a clipboard manager.
Select the sample text and paste your Markdown over it, or drop a .md file onto the page.
There's no second pane to watch: the text you pasted is the preview. Tables, code, task lists and links render as they land.
Edit anything that looks wrong, then copy it as rich text, or download it as Markdown, a web page or a PDF.
The same editor on your whole folder of Markdown notes, plus a text expander and a clipboard manager. On a Mac, every .md file previews in Finder when you press Space.
Free text expander, clipboard manager and markdown notes. $18 once for unlimited clips, notes sync and AI prompts.
Most previews are read-only. This one is the document.
Headings, tables, callouts and code blocks render the way a reader will meet them, so mistakes show before you publish.
Copy from a web page or a doc and paste here: it arrives as Markdown with its structure kept, ready to reuse.
Misaligned columns and a missing separator row show up immediately, and you can fix the table with its handles.
File > Copy > As rich text pastes the formatted version into an email, a doc or a chat.
Your text is never uploaded, and pictures from other sites wait until you click Load pictures.
This editor comes from TypeFire, a free app for Markdown notes, a text expander and a clipboard manager. Here it works on the files you open. In the app, it opens your whole folder.
Still not answered?
It shows Markdown rendered as you type or paste, so you can see headings, lists, tables and code the way readers will.
Here the preview and the editor are the same thing: you edit the rendered text directly.
Paste it into the document above, or drop a .md file onto the page.
It renders instantly, with nothing to install and no account.
Yes. Paste your README.md or drop the file in to see its headings, code blocks, tables and task lists rendered, then fix anything before you commit.
The README editor has a ready-made template too.
Yes. Rich text copied from a web page or a document is converted to Markdown as it's pasted, keeping its headings, links, bold and lists.
Yes. File > Copy > As rich text copies the formatted document for an email or a doc, and File > Copy > As Markdown copies the source.
No. Everything happens in your browser. Your tabs are saved locally so a refresh loses nothing, and they stay on this computer.
Quick Look for .md on a Mac
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On a Mac, TypeFire renders any .md file when you press Space, and opens your notes folder in this editor. Free.
Free text expander, clipboard manager and markdown notes. $18 once for unlimited clips, notes sync and AI prompts.
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