A table of contents
Headings turn into a table of contents, so a long document is easy to find your way around.
Headings turn into a table of contents, so a long document is easy to find your way around.
Tables, task lists, footnotes, note boxes and code with syntax highlighting all come out right.
Write a small chart block and it's drawn as a chart — no picture to export.
The page follows the reader's light or dark setting and prints cleanly, on any phone or computer.
Drop the .md file on this page, or choose it from your computer. A few seconds later you have a link to a laid-out web page — copy it and send it to anyone.
It's free, and you don't need an account. Without one, each file can be up to 1 MB, you can make 5 links a day, and a page is deleted 24 hours after its last update. Sign in — also free — and your pages stay until you delete them.
Headings, lists, links, pictures, quotes and code with syntax highlighting — plus tables, task lists, footnotes, note boxes such as > [!NOTE], charts and Mermaid flowcharts.
No. They open the link in any browser and see a finished page — no account, no app, nothing that reads Markdown.
Yes. Drop the new version on this page and the same link shows it. Without an account, updating works from the browser you shared it from — your recent links are listed on this page.
Without an account, only the people you send the link to — it isn't listed anywhere and search engines don't show it. Signed in on the free plan, a page you keep is public: it has its own address, search engines may list it, and you can make it private in your Documents. On Pro, pages start private.