Edit and preview Markdown in one app

One window replaces the editor-preview loop

Marked watches a file while you edit it somewhere else. Unmarked opens that file itself. Write mode styles the Markdown in place, Read mode shows the finished document and Split keeps both visible when you need to inspect the source.

The cursor, outline, undo history and file all stay in one document. Switch modes and keep working. The save-and-check rhythm between two apps disappears.

The rendered document stays useful

Unmarked puts you inside the table instead of showing pipe syntax in a preview. Select several cells, replace or clear the range, move rows and columns, change alignment and copy the result into another document with its formatting intact.

In Read mode, the grid becomes a clean selectable table. Links and copying still work. Task boxes can be checked. Code blocks can be copied. The rendered page remains part of the document instead of a pane that only reports what another app saved.

The same file can face a room or a recipient

Present turns headings and dividers into full-screen slides. It uses the same tables, code, images and Mermaid diagrams as Read mode, with no second deck to maintain.

For handoff, Unmarked creates paginated PDF, real Word documents and self-contained HTML. Marked 3 earns the extra app when specialist proofreading, custom processors, export profiles or ePub decides the purchase. For writing, reading, presenting and sending one Markdown file, Unmarked keeps the path shorter.

Marked 2 is now the legacy product. People searching for a Marked 2 alternative can make the same decision here: keep a separate preview tool, or bring the editor and document together in Unmarked.