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WeChat Markdown Formatter

Turn Markdown into a styled WeChat article: live preview · themes · copy & paste. Nothing is uploaded.

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WeChat preview

Start writing on the left to preview the layout here

Formatting runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded; drafts stay on this device.

Why a Markdown formatter for WeChat

The built-in WeChat article editor doesn't support Markdown, and manual formatting is slow. This online Markdown editor converts your Markdown into WeChat-ready layout with inline styles — the WeChat editor strips stylesheets and classes, keeping only styles written directly on each element, so inlining is what makes copy-paste work without breaking. Write in Markdown, let a theme handle the layout, paste and publish.

Live preview, WYSIWYG

Write Markdown on the left and see the WeChat-styled result instantly: headings, quotes, code blocks, and tables all themed.

One-click copy, paste-ready

The copied rich text carries inline styles, so pasting into the WeChat editor keeps the layout intact — no manual re-formatting.

Nothing uploaded, fully local

Conversion happens entirely in your browser. Your article never touches a server, and drafts stay on your device.

FAQ

Why do the styles survive pasting into WeChat?
Because every style is written as an inline style attribute on each element. The WeChat editor strips <style> tags and classes but keeps inline styles, so the converted layout pastes in unchanged.
What happens to external links?
WeChat articles only allow links to other official-account articles and strip everything else. By default the tool converts external links into [1]-style superscripts with a References list at the end; you can turn this off in the toolbar.
What about images?
Markdown images render in the preview, but WeChat requires images to live in its own media library — after pasting, re-upload or replace images in the WeChat editor so they don't break.
Which Markdown syntax is supported?
The standard set: headings, bold/italic/strikethrough, ordered and unordered lists, blockquotes, code blocks, tables, horizontal rules, images, and links. A single line break starts a new line, matching how WeChat authors write.

Themes and the Markdown-to-inline-style approach are inspired by the open-source project doocs/md (MIT License); MoGuan's implementation is independent and runs fully on-device.