md
What is a .md file?
text/markdown
Markdown (MD) is a lightweight plain-text markup language that uses simple punctuation conventions to denote headings, lists, links, emphasis, and code. It is designed to be readable as-is and to convert cleanly to HTML. It is widely used for documentation, READMEs, and content authoring.
How to use a .md file
Use an example Markdown file to test parsers and renderers, verify GitHub-Flavored Markdown extensions like tables and fenced code, and exercise HTML-conversion pipelines.
Download example .md files
- Markdown Twin — Tasklist (CommonMark)CommonMark-leaning Markdown twin for “tasklist” — compare against the GFM variant.
- Markdown Twin — Tasklist (GFM)GitHub-Flavored Markdown twin for “tasklist” — tables/task lists/etc. where applicable.
- Markdown Twin — Table (CommonMark)CommonMark-leaning Markdown twin for “table” — compare against the GFM variant.
- Markdown Twin — Table (GFM)GitHub-Flavored Markdown twin for “table” — tables/task lists/etc. where applicable.
- Markdown Twin — Strikethrough (CommonMark)CommonMark-leaning Markdown twin for “strikethrough” — compare against the GFM variant.
- Markdown Twin — Strikethrough (GFM)GitHub-Flavored Markdown twin for “strikethrough” — tables/task lists/etc. where applicable.
- Markdown Twin — Autolink (CommonMark)CommonMark-leaning Markdown twin for “autolink” — compare against the GFM variant.
- Markdown Twin — Autolink (GFM)GitHub-Flavored Markdown twin for “autolink” — tables/task lists/etc. where applicable.
and 175 more in the library.