Key features
- renders Mermaid, PlantUML, Graphviz and WaveDrom diagrams
- KaTeX math support and syntax highlighting
- export to Word (DOCX), HTML and PDF
- presentation mode with themes and speaker notes
- mind map view of a document's structure
- folder browser and full-text search across markdown files
- live auto-refresh when the source file changes
- annotations that persist across sessions
What MarkView does
MarkView renders markdown files directly in Chrome, turning .md files into formatted pages with headings, tables, and code highlighting. It goes further than basic rendering by drawing Mermaid, PlantUML, Graphviz and WaveDrom diagrams, rendering KaTeX math, and adding a folder browser so you can move between related files without leaving the tab.
MarkView export and presentation features
Beyond viewing, MarkView can export a document to Word, HTML, or a print-optimized PDF, and its presentation mode turns any markdown file into a slide deck with themes, speaker notes and touch navigation. A mind map view shows the document's structure visually and can be downloaded as SVG, PNG, or JPEG.
Is MarkView safe?
MarkView states it processes markdown on your device rather than sending it to a server, and describes no account requirement or data collection. To open local files it needs the file-access permission Chrome shows for extensions, and to render remote raw markdown it needs access to those sites.