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Drop a Markdown file, read it instantly, share a short link.
Viewing happens in your browser. Nothing is uploaded until you create a link.

Drop a Markdown file hereor click to choose a file
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A free online Markdown viewer

mdpage.app renders Markdown right in your browser. Open a README.md from a project, preview a document before committing it, or read a .md file someone sent you, all without installing anything. The viewer supports GitHub Flavored Markdown, so tables, task lists and code blocks with syntax highlighting look the way you expect.

View instantly

Drop or paste Markdown and it renders immediately, client-side. No upload, no waiting, no account.

Share with a short link

One click stores the document behind a link like mdpage.app/a1b2c3 that anyone can open, and that you can also download as PDF or Word.

Private by default

Nothing is uploaded until you choose to share. Shared pages are hidden from search engines and expire after 30 days.

Markdown guides

Frequently asked questions

How do I view a Markdown file online?

Drop a .md file onto this page, or paste Markdown text. It renders instantly in your browser, styled like a GitHub README.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up and no login. Viewing is free, and creating a share link only asks for a quick bot check.

Is my file uploaded when I view it?

No. Viewing happens entirely in your browser. Nothing leaves your device until you click Create shareable link.

How long do shared links last?

Links expire automatically after 30 days. Every link comes with a private delete link so you can remove the document earlier.

Is it safe to view Markdown from someone else?

Yes. Markdown can contain embedded HTML, so every document is sanitized before it is shown. Scripts, iframes, event handlers, and dangerous links are stripped out, both in the instant browser preview and on the shared page, so malicious code never runs.

What Markdown features are supported?

GitHub Flavored Markdown, including tables, task lists, footnote-style links, and fenced code blocks with syntax highlighting for dozens of languages.