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1.simple Notes

1.simple Notes

Clean and concise note format, perfect for quick ideas, meeting notes, or study notes.

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2.code Documentation

2.code Documentation

Documentation with code blocks and technical details, ideal for API documentation, development guides, or tutorials.

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3.data Presentation

3.data Presentation

Document showcasing data with tables, lists, and charts, perfect for data analysis reports, business reports, or research findings.

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4.product Features

4.product Features

Document that clearly presents product features and benefits, suitable for product manuals, feature introductions, or marketing materials.

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5.academic Paper

5.academic Paper

Academic document with citations, mathematical formulas, and formatted content, ideal for research summaries, papers, or academic notes.

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6.math Formulas

6.math Formulas

Scientific and mathematical notation using LaTeX syntax, perfect for academic papers, educational materials, or technical documentation.

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7.mermaid Diagrams

7.mermaid Diagrams

Visual diagrams created with Mermaid syntax, ideal for flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, and more.

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Markdown to Image Updates: SVG Rendering Support in Markdown

Release Date: March 30, 2026

You can now embed and render SVG graphics directly in your Markdown! Whether it's complex diagrams, animations, or custom vector artwork, everything renders perfectly.

🎨 SVG Rendering Support

  • Inline SVG Rendering: Paste <svg>...</svg> code directly into your Markdown, and it automatically renders as a visual graphic — fully preserving gradients, filters, clip paths, and CSS animations.
  • Code Display Mode: Use ```svg code blocks to display SVG source code with syntax highlighting, perfect for tutorials and documentation.
  • Perfect Fidelity: Bypasses the HTML5 parser's handling of XML namespaces (xmlns:xlink, xlink:href) and SVG-specific attributes (clip-path, filter), ensuring the rendered output matches the original SVG exactly.

Usage

  • Render SVG graphics: Paste complete SVG code (starting with <svg> and ending with </svg>) directly in the editor — it will automatically render as a visual graphic.
  • Display SVG source code: Wrap your SVG code between ```svg and ``` to display it with syntax highlighting.

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