Share markdown
online
Paste markdown, get a link. It opens as a formatted page on any phone or computer, with no account for you or the person you send it to.
- No sign-up
- Free
- Edit together live
How it works
3 steps- 01PastePaste or type markdown above, or drop a .md file anywhere on the page.
- 02Get a linkYou get a short link like static.md/md/k3v9qa. The note saves as you type.
- 03Send itIt opens as a formatted page on any phone or computer, with a preview card in chat apps.
What your reader sees
Rendered, not raw- 01TextHeadings, lists, links, quotes and GitHub-style tables
- 02CodeCode blocks with syntax highlighting for 100+ languages
- 03DiagramsMermaid code drawn as flowcharts and sequence diagrams
- 04TasksTask lists with checkboxes readers can tick
- 05ImagesPaste a screenshot into the note and it's hosted for you
Every bit of syntax, with examples: the markdown guide
Who can see and edit
Anyone with the link can edit by default, and you see their cursors as they type.
Get any note back as a Markdown file, free and as often as you like.
Send a link people can read but not change.
Keep a note to yourself or to the people you name by email, or encrypt it end to end. Your AI agents can still read it through the E2E bridge on your computer.
Writing together, with your AI agents too: the collaborative markdown editor
Questions
7 answersNo. You can write and share a note without signing up, and anyone with the link can open it in a browser. Sign in with Google, GitHub or email later if you want your notes on all your devices.
By default, yes: anyone with the link can edit, and you see their changes live. With Pro you can share a read-only link, or limit a note to people you name.
Until you delete the note. Notes don't expire.
Yes. The free plan lets you create 10 notes an hour. Pro removes that limit and adds read-only links, private notes and end-to-end encryption.
Yes. Drop it anywhere on static.md, or use "Open a .md file" above. It becomes a note named after the file.
Yes. Download the note as a .md file, or add ?llm=true to the note's link to get plain markdown.
Yes. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code to static.md, ask it to save its answer as a note, and it gives you the link.
Paste. Share.
Or see what a shared note looks like first