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A warm Markdown reader with a paper-book feel. Local folders and online .md, 6 themes, 13 languages. Editing and export need Pro. JingMark is a local-first Markdown reader and WYSIWYG writer that runs in your browser. Read .md files directly from your disk through the File System Access API — no server, no upload, no import/export step. Pick a folder once, and JingMark sees every Markdown file in it. WHAT JINGMARK DOES - Local-first reading: opening and rendering happen entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. - Direct file editing (Pro): edits are written back to the original file automatically. - 46 hand-tuned themes (6 free): designed for both reading and publishing (WeChat-ready inline styles). - 13 interface languages: UI, theme names and editor toolbars fully localized. - One-click export (Pro): HTML, PDF, native editable Word (.docx) and Markdown. - Large-document mode: 500KB+ files open as a fast read-only preview with outline navigation; >1MB parsing moves to a Web Worker. - KaTeX math and Mermaid diagrams render natively. - Split view, mobile preview, typewriter mode, outline panel, auto-save and batch replace (Pro where marked). FREE vs PRO - Free (Reading): browse and render Markdown, 6 themes. - Pro: all 46 themes, editing, auto-save, export, inline-style copy, WeChat draft push, batch replace. Files you read and write stay on your machine. An optional account (Pro licensing) and optional WeChat publishing are the only network features — both require your explicit action. JingMark is crafted for readers who love paper.
Aug 31, 2026
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