Host a Markdown file as a link.
Drop a .md file and we'll render it as clean HTML at your own URL. Headings, lists, code blocks, and tables all come out the way you wrote them.
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Key points
- Upload a .md file, get a public link, share it. The Markdown renders to HTML automatically in the browser.
- GitHub-flavored Markdown is the default flavor, so code fences, tables, and task lists all work.
- Update the .md file in your dashboard and the rendered page updates instantly at the same URL.
- Free with no signup; 25MB per file handles anything short of a book-length manuscript.
Drop your MD here and get a link in seconds.
Try it freeMarkdown is the writing format of every developer-adjacent tool. README files, documentation, blog drafts, design briefs, AI conversation exports. Most of them never need to be a full website, but they do need to be shareable. Pasting Markdown into Slack or email leaves you sending raw asterisks and pound signs to people who don't want to parse them. Hosting the .md file gives them a clean rendered HTML page at a URL, with the formatting intact.
NudgeHost renders GitHub-flavored Markdown by default. Code fences with language hints get syntax highlighting. Tables render as tables, not as pipe-separated text. Task lists with `- [ ]` and `- [x]` show as checkboxes. Footnotes work. Embedded HTML in the Markdown is allowed but sanitised, so a `<script>` tag won't execute and a `<style>` tag won't bleed into the page chrome.
If you want full control over the rendered output rather than relying on the default Markdown styles, convert your .md to HTML locally first and publish an HTML page the result. That's the right path if you've built a custom layout in something like Pandoc or want to ship a specific theme. The hosted .md route is the right path when the default styling is fine and you want to keep editing the source file in your usual editor. For prose without any Markdown syntax at all, publish a text file is the simpler choice and skips the rendering step entirely.
Markdown pairs naturally with other formats during a project. Use put a PDF online for the polished final draft you send to a client, and host the working .md for everyone who wants to read or comment on the latest version. The same host a file flow handles every file in the bundle, all on the same our pricing terms.
Frequently asked questions
Which Markdown flavor does NudgeHost render?
GitHub-flavored Markdown by default: code fences, tables, task lists, strikethrough, autolinks, footnotes. CommonMark is fully supported as a subset.
Can I embed images in my Markdown?
Yes. Linked images load from their source. If the image lives in your repo, host the image alongside the .md and reference it with a relative path; the link still resolves on NudgeHost.
Does the recipient see the rendered page or the raw .md?
The rendered HTML page by default. There's an option in the link settings to serve the raw .md instead, useful if you're sharing a file other tools will fetch.
Can I host a multi-file Markdown site (like a docs folder)?
Yes, but bundle it as a ZIP and host that instead, since the index will reference relative paths.
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