Converty Markdown Showcase 🚀

Welcome to Converty's Markdown Validator & Preview. This sample demonstrates a broad Markdown feature set with live preview, sanitized raw HTML, and structural feedback before you publish.

Use italic text, bold text, strikethrough, inline code, and a forced line break.
This second line confirms the hard line break is preserved in the preview.

Press Cmd + Enter, write H₂O, compare 2¹⁰ with $2^{10}$, and keep secondary notes in footnotes.¹

Real Converty links

• Converty home
• Browse the FAQs
• Read the blog
• Open the Markdown validator
• Convert structured data
• Validate CSV files
• Create a favicon set
• Optimize images with WebP
• Normalize text with Case / Slug / Escape
• Switch between color formats

Autolink: https://github.com/remarkjs/remark-math
Email: hello@example.com
Reference link: Favicon generator

Lists and tasks

1. Draft the document
2. Review the structure
   • Confirm nested lists stay readable
   • Check inline formatting and links
3. Publish with confidence

• Headings organized
• Tables aligned
• Code fences labeled
• Math rendered with KaTeX
• Final proofread pending

Markdown stays readable in plain text and polished in preview.

Use the validator when you want quick feedback before publishing.

Table

Media

Code samples

type ReleaseNote = {
  slug: string
  title: string
}

export function buildSummary(note: ReleaseNote) {
  return `${note.title} (${note.slug})`
}

pnpm lint
pnpm test
pnpm build

{
  "tool": "markdown-validator",
  "status": "ready",
  "supportsMath": true
}

Math

Inline math works: $E = mc^2$, $\sqrt{x^2 + y^2}$, and $\sum_{n=1}^{4} n = 10$.

Safe HTML extras

Safe raw HTML still appears after sanitization, while unsafe handlers and protocols are stripped out.

Need a quick route to the rest of Converty? Visit home, scan the FAQs, or browse the blog for longer reads.

This sample includes a footnote reference² and keeps reference definitions separate from footnotes so reference links resolve correctly.