Headings, bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, nested bullet and numbered lists, task lists, blockquotes, fenced code blocks, tables, links, images, and horizontal rules.

Both work. Upload a .md file, or paste/type Markdown text directly and preview it before converting.

The result will be very close to the preview, with only minor, expected differences, since the preview renders on a web page while the PDF follows a fixed paper size.

Yes. Every element, including table text and code blocks, is rendered as real vector text, not a rasterized image, so you can select, copy, and search it normally.

No. Raw HTML embedded in Markdown is not rendered, for both security and consistency, only standard Markdown syntax is converted.

The font used doesn't yet support emoji or non-Latin scripts (Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese, etc.), so those characters render as empty boxes, both in the preview and the final PDF. Latin-script text, including accented letters, renders normally.

No. Everything runs directly in your browser. Your Markdown never leaves your device.