Notes on moving Markdown into email, documents, spreadsheets and PDFs — what breaks, why, and how this converter handles it.
How to switch between editor, preview and side-by-side, go fullscreen, zoom the preview, resize the panes and use the keyboard shortcuts on desktop and phone.
Whole document or fill width? How the two fit modes in Markdown to Image behave, when to use each, and how to turn one long note into a clean square or portrait graphic.
What the HTML source view gives you, how it differs from rich text, when a standalone .html file is the right export, and how to use the markup in a website, newsletter or CMS.
Upload a .md file or load one from a URL. How the From URL button turns a GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket page into the raw file, what the size limit is, and why some links fail.
A step-by-step guide to turning Markdown notes, checklists and tables into a PNG at the right size for Instagram, LinkedIn or a slide — without uploading your text anywhere.
How Save as Word turns Markdown into a real .docx with true headings, lists and tables, what happens to images and links, and when to choose Word over PDF or a clipboard paste.
The commonly recommended pixel sizes and aspect ratios for Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, X and Facebook images, in one table, and how to pick between them.
A plain guide to the presets in Markdown to Plain Text — what each one changes, the destination it is built for, and how to start from one without losing your own text.
Removing formatting is easy; removing only the formatting is not. A field-by-field look at what a naive conversion discards — list numbers, link URLs, code languages, alt text — and why lossless is the better default.
How to turn Markdown into a PDF with selectable text, which print-dialog settings actually matter, why the Scale control sometimes disappears, and how running headers and footers work.
A Markdown table pasted into a spreadsheet lands in one cell. Tab-separated output fixes it. Here is how the three table modes differ and when each one is the right choice.
Plain text is not always what you want. How rich-text conversion works, why the clipboard needs two flavours of the same content, and what to expect in Word, Google Docs, Gmail and Outlook.
Email clients do not render Markdown. This is why an AI-drafted reply arrives full of asterisks, which parts matter most to preserve, and how to get clean text without losing your numbering.