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A few symbols.
Everything you need.

Your at-a-glance Markdown cheat sheet. Bookmark it for the next time syntax slips your mind.

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Inline math
$E = mc^2$
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Display math
$$
\frac{a}{b}
$$
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Mermaid diagram
```mermaid
flowchart LR
A --> B
```
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Heading
# Main heading
## Section
### Subsection
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Bold & italic
**Bold** · *Italic* · ***Both***
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Blockquote
> A thought worth keeping.
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Bullet list
- First item
- Second item
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Numbered list
1. First step
2. Second step
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Inline code
Use `filename.md`.
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Link
[Helpful label](https://example.com)
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Image
![Descriptive alt text](image.png)
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Divider
First section

---

Next section
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Escape punctuation
\*Literal asterisks\*
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Fenced code
```js
const message = "Hello";
```
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Table
| Name | Format |
| --- | --- |
| Notes | MD |
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Task list
- [x] Done
- [ ] Still to do
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Strikethrough
~~An earlier idea~~
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Footnote¹
A detail.[^1]

[^1]: More information.
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Heading ID¹
## A section {#section}
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Definition list¹
Term
: Definition
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¹ These extensions depend on your Markdown processor and are not rendered in this workspace. External image previews are omitted for privacy.

Put it into practice

Open the Markdown workspace to see your text rendered as you type, then export it in the format you need.

One format, a few dialects

The editor supports common Markdown and GitHub-style tables, checklists, and strikethrough. Always check the final output in the app you plan to publish with.

Further reference: Markdown Guide’s cheat sheet.