Guide: Convert & Export Markdown to HTML Webpage
You can convert your active document into an elegant, self-contained standalone .html file to read anytime, anywhere on any device.
ð What is HTML Export and its Advantages?
Standard Markdown files require specific viewers to read. If you export your document to a static HTML webpage:
- Zero dependencies: The output
.htmlpage can be double-clicked and viewed instantly in any browser on phones, tablets, or computers without any plugins. - Embedded diagrams & formulas: Mermaid charts, Vega-Lite data visualizations, and KaTeX equations are compiled into inline static codes or SVGs before exporting, rendering perfectly even offline.
- Ready for hosting & sharing: Upload the HTML file to your server, GitHub Pages, or Netlify to publish product documentation, blogs, or manuals instantly.
ð Steps to Convert & Export HTML
1
Open Export Panel
Click the "Export" button on the right side of the header toolbar (or hover over a note in the sidebar list and click the "Export" icon).
2
Select HTML Format
In the export options drawer, click on the "Export HTML Webpage (.html)" card.
3
Generate and Download
The editor initializes the
MarkdownToHtml rendering engine, loads the GitHub Light theme, Prism syntax highlighter, and KaTeX assets, and processes Mermaid diagrams in parallel. Once completed, your browser will download the self-contained file named [filename]_it365.janqi.com__.html.
ðĄ Tips & Design Details
- The exported HTML applies the elegant GitHub Markdown style by default, providing superior readability for long documents.
- Diagrams are embedded as high-definition, lossless SVGs inside the HTML file, ensuring they remain sharp when zooming in or out.