Format, beautify, and clean Markdown text: align ASCII tables, standardize headings, fix list numbering, and beautify code blocks.
Aligns table pipe delimiters and column widths for clean, readable plaintext tables.
Ensures proper spacing after "#" heading markers and consistent ATX-style headings.
Corrects sequential list numbering (1., 2., 3.) and re-indents nested list items.
Format private documentation and unpublished articles locally with zero server logging.
The Markdown Formatter parses Markdown AST tokens using an optimized client-side syntax analyzer.
It measures column character widths in table rows, computing maximum padding to align column pipes (|).
It standardizes code block delimiters (```), horizontal rules, and blockquote spacing into compliant CommonMark formatting.
Transform ragged, unaligned pipe tables into perfectly spaced ASCII tables.
Standardize repository documentation before publishing to GitHub or GitLab.
Fix inconsistent heading levels and uneven list spacing in AI chat outputs.
Ensure Markdown articles conform to strict Astro, Nextra, or Hugo markdown linting rules.
The formatter calculates the longest text string in each column across all rows and pads shorter cells with spaces, creating perfectly aligned visual columns.
Yes. It fully supports GFM extensions including task list checkboxes, strikethrough, tables, and fenced code blocks.
No. Formatting is executed entirely in your browser client.
Yes. Softnag provides both a one-click copy button and a direct .md file download.
No. Content inside fenced code blocks (```) is preserved exactly without unintended modifications.
No. Aligned tables render identically in HTML, but make raw Markdown source files significantly easier to read and edit in code editors.