Learn by doing

From a Markdown file
to finished work.

Start with a document, not a setup project. These guides explain which edition to use, where your files are saved, and how to share the result. The browser editor is free; Word export uses the installed desktop app.

What would you like to do?

Start writing · Free browser edition

Edit Markdown online without an account

Open a file, switch between visual and source editing, and download a portable copy. Learn the difference between a chosen file and a private browser draft.

Share a finished page · Browser or desktop

Turn Markdown into a PDF

Choose print settings, check images and diagrams, and save a PDF on your device. Includes fixes for blocked print windows and awkward page breaks.

Share an editable document · Desktop

Convert Markdown to Word (.docx)

Install the local export engine, choose a Word profile, and check headings, tables, citations, and templates before sharing.

Choose your workspace

Compare Syncphonia Light and desktop

See what is free in the browser and what the Mac and Linux app adds. Understand trial activation, offline access, and file portability.

A small file you can reuse

The project brief example is ordinary Markdown with headings, a table, and a checklist. Download it, open it in Syncphonia, and replace the sample text with your own. No account, form, or email address is needed to get the example.

Keep the .md source after exporting. A PDF is a rendered copy; a Word file is a separate editable document. Changes to those copies do not update the Markdown automatically.

Need help inside the app?

Choose the ? Help button or press F1 for the included manual. It covers files, shortcuts, publishing, and troubleshooting and stays available offline. For installation, use the verified Mac and Linux downloads.