Normalizes Markdown formatting with consistent heading spacing, list indentation, and code block structure for readable documentation.
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Generate Markdown tables without hand-aligning pipes — define columns and rows, preview live, and copy GitHub-ready markup.
Format TypeScript with correct indentation, type-annotation spacing, and interface alignment. Clean up 500-line components before review — local processing, free, no signup.
Auto-detect language and format mixed code snippets — JS, CSS, HTML, JSON in one paste. Clean Stack Overflow answers before using — local processing, free, no signup.
Preview Markdown as rendered HTML on demand — headings, pipe tables, code, lists, and links sanitized with DOMPurify. Write docs seeing final output — local rendering, free, no signup.
Convert Markdown to beautifully formatted PDF. Supports headings, bold, italic, code blocks, and lists. Documents stay on your device — editing and conversion run locally in your browser.
Heading spacing, list markers, fenced code languages, link references, and table column alignment. A messy README renders identically but edits cleanly.
Yes — pipes pad to uniform widths so raw Markdown reads as tables. Large tables stay valid GitHub-flavored Markdown.
No — formatting is whitespace-only; rendered HTML stays byte-equivalent. Safe to run on published docs.
No — formatting runs locally in your browser. Text never leaves your device.