Render Markdown to HTML with Marked entirely in your browser — the same local-first model as APK Analyzer and APK String Extractor: your source text is not uploaded to DroidXP. The Marked bundle loads from jsDelivr. Reverse direction: HTML to Markdown. Live Markdown preview: Markdown Previewer.
Marked tokenizes your Markdown and emits HTML strings. Toggle GFM for GitHub-style extras Marked supports, and hard line breaks when you want single newlines to matter inside paragraphs.
Your Markdown is not uploaded for rendering — parsing happens in the tab. The Marked file is fetched from jsDelivr when you load this page, which is standard for static libraries.
Output and checkboxes may persist until you clear the page; options can be saved in localStorage. Do not rely on the preview iframe as a complete security boundary for hostile content — always sanitize before
production use.
.md / text; tune GFM and hard line breaks if needed..html file; sanitize before publishing.No. Marked runs in your browser on the Markdown you provide. It is not sent to DroidXP servers for conversion. The Marked script loads from jsDelivr like a normal script tag.
Markdown can include raw HTML blocks, which may contain scripts or event handlers. Marked does not sanitize output. Sanitize before putting HTML on a live site (e.g., with a trusted HTML sanitizer in your pipeline).
It turns on GitHub-flavored Markdown features Marked supports in this mode (such as tables and strikethrough-style syntax). Exact behavior follows Marked’s parser — edge cases may still need tweaking.
When enabled, single newlines in paragraphs can produce line breaks in the HTML output (like GitHub’s rendering). When off, paragraphs usually flow until a blank line.
The optional preview uses an iframe with a restrictive sandbox so embedded scripts should not execute there — use the preview as a rough visual check, not a security guarantee for arbitrary untrusted Markdown.
Very large Markdown can slow parsing in the tab. Use CLIs or build steps for huge content; this page targets articles, READMEs, and snippets.
Yes for content: your Markdown stays local during conversion. Only page assets (HTML/CSS/JS, including Marked from the CDN) load over the network — not your document text for processing.
No. Converting HTML back to Markdown with another tool is lossy. Use this page as Markdown → HTML only.
Check indentation, blank lines around lists, and GFM toggles. Parsers are picky about spacing; simplify the source and convert again.
You can copy HTML into those systems, but you still need sanitization, asset URLs, and template rules appropriate to each platform.
No — generators add templates, linking, and builds. This tool is for quick one-off Markdown rendering and inspection.