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Markdown Preview — Check Notes, README Files & AI Drafts
Check the structure of a README, a study note or an AI-generated draft before publishing it. Edit the example, run the preview, and compare the source with its rendered headings, lists and code blocks.
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Your result
Launch checklist
A small useful tool starts with a clear goal.
- Define the audience
- Test the example
| Task | Status |
|---|---|
| Preview | Ready |
const message = "Hello, world!";
How to use this tool
Paste Markdown or edit the sample document.
Run the preview to inspect the rendered structure.
Revise the source and copy the Markdown when it reads clearly.
Make generated text easier to review
A well-formed draft still needs an editorial check. Look for a clear heading order, lists that belong together and code fences that close correctly. Leave a blank line between paragraphs so separate ideas do not collapse into one block.
A preview with a defined scope
CommonMark-style syntax covers the basics; tables and task lists use GitHub-flavored Markdown extensions. Raw HTML is not executed, and images are not loaded in this preview. Your publishing system may apply different fonts, spacing or Markdown extensions.
Common questions
Can I paste a complete HTML page?
Use Markdown source here. HTML markup is not rendered as an interactive page, and scripts are never part of the preview.
Why does a line break not create a paragraph?
A paragraph needs a blank line before the next one. A single newline inside a paragraph normally continues that paragraph.