Write Markdown with a live HTML preview that updates as you type. Tracks words, lines and paragraphs, and lets you copy the HTML or download as .md.
Everything is processed locally in your browser. Your text never leaves your device.
A compact, dependency-free parser turns your Markdown into HTML as you type, and the preview updates on every keystroke. The output is plain semantic HTML: no classes, no scripts and nothing to download — the same job a Markdown editor does, running entirely on your device.
No. The parser and everything else is a small piece of JavaScript bundled into this page. Your Markdown stays in the page's memory and is processed entirely on your device. There is no server, no network request and no analytics on the text.
The common core plus GitHub-style tables: headings (h1–h6), bold and italic, inline code, fenced code blocks, links, images, ordered and unordered lists, blockquotes, horizontal rules and tables. Nested lists, footnotes and math are not supported.
Words are whitespace-separated tokens in your text, lines are the physical line count, and paragraphs are blocks of text separated by blank lines. All three update live as you type.
Yes. The output is plain semantic HTML with no classes or scripts, so it pastes cleanly into most CMS HTML editors, static site generators and email builders. If your target supports CSS, you can style the standard tags afterwards.
No. Once the page has loaded it works fully offline, because the parser ships with the page. Reloading the tool clears the editor, since nothing is saved.
If you just finished with Markdown Live Editor, the natural next steps are Word & Character Counter, Readability Calculator, Text Whitespace Cleaner, or browse every tool in Daily Tools.