Markdown Editor Online with Live Preview & HTML Export

It is a browser-based Markdown writing workspace with a source editor, sanitized live preview, document statistics, formatting controls and Markdown or HTML export.

Yes. Live preview is enabled by default and updates after a short delay so ordinary typing remains responsive. You can pause live preview and refresh it manually.

The editor supports headings, emphasis, strikethrough, links, images, blockquotes, ordered and unordered lists, task lists, tables, fenced code blocks, inline code and horizontal rules.

Yes. Common GFM-style features such as tables, strikethrough, task lists and autolinked URLs are enabled.

Raw HTML may be parsed, but the preview is sanitized before display. Scripts, forms, embedded frames, event handlers and other unsafe elements or attributes are removed.

No. The preview removes scripts, event-handler attributes, unsafe URLs and active embedded content before rendered nodes are added to the page.

Loading a remote image contacts the image host and may reveal normal request information such as an IP address. Enable remote images only when you trust the referenced URLs.

Yes. Select Load remote images in preview. Allowed images receive lazy-loading and no-referrer settings, while unsupported or unsafe sources remain blocked.

They do by default. You can turn that behavior off in Preview settings. New-tab links receive noopener and noreferrer protections.

Yes. Choose or drag a UTF-8 .md, .markdown, .mdown, .mkd or .txt file into the editor workspace.

The local file picker accepts files up to 2 MB, and the editor limits a document to 300,000 characters to reduce the risk of an unresponsive browser tab.

The tool rejects text that cannot be decoded as UTF-8 and asks you to save the file with UTF-8 encoding before trying again.

Yes. Download Markdown saves the exact source text in a .md file whose name begins with correctioncopy.com_.

Yes. Download HTML creates a standalone UTF-8 document containing the current sanitized preview and responsive reading styles.

Yes. Copy HTML copies the sanitized preview fragment. It does not copy the editor controls or the surrounding CorrectionCopy page.

Yes. Copy Plain Text copies the readable text content of the current sanitized preview without Markdown punctuation.

Yes. Print Preview opens the browser print workflow for the rendered document. Most desktop and mobile browsers can save that print view as PDF.

Yes. Common shortcuts include Control or Command plus B for bold, I for italic, K for a link and S for downloading the Markdown file.

Yes. Tab inserts two spaces in the source editor. Shift plus Tab removes up to two leading spaces from the selected lines.

Yes. Pressing Enter after an unordered, ordered or task-list item continues the marker. Press Enter on an empty list item to end the list.

It lists rendered headings from levels one through four. Selecting an outline item scrolls the corresponding heading into view in the preview.

They flag practical issues such as a missing top-level heading, skipped heading levels, image syntax without alternative text, empty links and unclosed fenced code blocks.

No. They are focused editorial checks, not a complete CommonMark conformance test or accessibility audit.

Yes. Choose Document, Compact or Reader preview spacing without changing the generated Markdown or semantic HTML.

Yes. Enable Convert single line breaks to render a line break without requiring a blank line. This setting affects the preview and exported HTML, not the source file.

Yes. Focus Mode expands the editor workspace to the viewport. Press Escape or select Exit Focus Mode to return to the page.

This page has no tool-specific upload or conversion endpoint. Typed and imported text is processed in the current browser session and is not submitted by the tool.

A fixed preview component and a fixed sanitization component are downloaded when the page opens. The request does not include your Markdown text, filename or generated output.

Reset Workspace restores the included example and default options. Clear Document uses a separate two-step confirmation and produces a blank editor.

The exported content is semantic HTML with neutral reading styles. A separate website may apply different fonts, widths, colors, CSS resets or component styles.

Current stable Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on desktop and mobile support the core editor, file reading, preview, copy and download workflows. Clipboard access normally requires a secure page.