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Does your Markdown use local images? Select them with Add images, or drop one Markdown file together with its images. A Markdown file contains image paths, not the images themselves; your browser cannot read files from a path alone.

For ![Logo](images/logo.png), add logo.png. Unique filenames match automatically. If selected files or Markdown references share a filename, set each exact Markdown path below. Matching is case-sensitive. All images stay on your device.

PNG, JPEG, and still WebP · 10 MB per image · 20 images / 40 MB total · Up to 20 megapixels. Images are prepared as PNG, with metadata removed and the longest side capped at 2,400 pixels. New documents clear selected images.

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All file reading, Markdown processing, and document generation happen on your device. There are no uploads, analytics, cookies, or stored documents. Your work is kept only in this tab and is lost when you close or reload it. An internet connection is needed to load third-party tools from their CDNs; those requests do not include your document.

Selected local images are included in the preview, PDF, and Word file. Remote image URLs and embedded media never load automatically. To include a remote image, save it locally, select it with Add images, and change its Markdown reference to a local path. Links become active only when you choose to open them. Headings, lists, tables, quotes, code, and basic text formatting are supported. PDF exports use rendered page images; Word exports contain editable text. Very long PDFs may exceed browser rendering limits; use Print or Word export instead. A4 preview shows a continuous sheet; exported page breaks may differ.

Clipboard file paste depends on your browser and operating system. If your clipboard contains only a filename or path, use Browse files instead. Files must be UTF-8 Markdown, up to 10 MB (10,485,760 bytes).

What to check before exporting

Paths and missing images: use Markdown image syntax, including reference-style images. Paths with spaces should use angle brackets, such as ![Photo](<images/my photo.png>). Windows paths should use forward slashes. URL-encoded spaces are supported. File paths are labels for matching, never permission to read your disk.
Duplicate names: two images called logo.png cannot be matched by filename alone. Enter distinct paths such as brand/logo.png and footer/logo.png. Exact paths take priority. Remove a previous image before replacing it with an updated version.
Image formats: SVG, GIF, HEIC, TIFF, animated PNG, and animated WebP are not supported. Convert them to a still PNG, JPEG, or WebP first. Very large, damaged, or incorrectly named files are rejected. Images may be downscaled; keep your originals for full-resolution use. Selected original files and prepared PNGs each have a 40 MB combined limit.
Missing assets: exports are paused until images are resolved, unless you choose to include visible placeholders. Descriptive alt text is kept in the preview and Word file. Raw HTML image tags, data URLs, and pasted image HTML are not supported; use Markdown syntax and Add images.
Links and document extensions: relative file links and internal anchors remain plain text. YAML front matter is treated as content. LaTeX math, Mermaid diagrams, wiki links, footnotes, and custom CSS are not rendered as extensions. Export diagrams as images or simplify the Markdown first.
Output differences: long tables, wide code, fonts, and page breaks can differ between the preview, PDF, and Word. PDF pages are images, so text is not selectable and the PDF is not tagged for accessibility. Word retains editable text and embedded images. For very long documents, use Word or your browser's Print option.
Clipboard and session: file paste depends on browser support. A copied filename does not include the file; use Browse files. Pasted image files are added to Local images, but you must reference their filename in Markdown. Nothing is saved between sessions. Reloading clears your text and images; export first.