Use Cases

Share Markdown with Comments

Turn markdown into a clean, commentable document link. Reviewers can read the document in a browser, highlight any passage, and leave inline comments — no markdown editor required.

The problem

Raw markdown is hard to review. Pasting it into a chat means long unreadable walls of text. Pushing it to GitHub adds context-switching overhead. Importing it into Google Docs or Notion loses formatting and adds friction. None of those options let reviewers comment on specific passages without also editing the source document.

How mkdshare.DEV solves it

Paste or upload your markdown. mkdshare renders it as a clean, readable document and gives you a shareable link. Anyone with the link can highlight any passage and leave a comment anchored to that exact text.

Comments survive edits. When you update the document, mkdshare re-anchors existing comments to the nearest matching text, so reviewers' notes stay in context.

You control who can read it: public, login-required, email allowlist, domain-restricted, or with an expiry date.

Example reviewer workflow

1 You paste markdown and share the link with reviewers.
2 Reviewers open a clean, formatted document in their browser. No account required for public documents.
3 Reviewers select any passage and click to leave an inline comment. Comments appear next to the relevant text.
4 You revise the document. Comments re-anchor automatically to the nearest matching text.

When to use mkdshare.DEV

Specs and briefs You wrote a spec or brief in markdown and need structured review comments.

AI-generated documents Claude, Cursor, or another tool produced a long markdown answer that needs review.

Meeting notes Share formatted meeting notes with teammates who were not present.

Research summaries Turn a markdown research summary into a clean document for stakeholders.

Client deliverables Share polished deliverables with clients who should not see raw markdown.

Try it now

Create a free account, paste your markdown, and share the link.