MD2Cards Guide

From a piece of Markdown to a set of publish-ready cards takes just five steps. This guide covers writing, template sizes, style tweaks, paginated preview and export — follow along and you will get images.

Five steps to cards

  1. 1

    Write Markdown

    Write content in standard Markdown in the left editor: headings, lists, quotes and code blocks come naturally — focus on the content itself.

    • ·Use # for headings, - for lists, > for quotes — standard syntax as written.
    • ·Use more headings to organize long text; pagination splits naturally at headings.
  2. 2

    Pick template & size

    Pick one of 11 templates in the right panel; switch formats like 3:4 (Xiaohongshu) / 1:1 (square) / 9:16 (portrait).

    • ·Templates only swap the "style layer" without re-parsing text — switching is instant.
    • ·Xiaohongshu → 3:4, square → 1:1, portrait long image → 9:16.
  3. 3

    Adjust style

    Tune font size, line height, letter spacing, alignment, font and background, or add Logo, watermark, QR code and signature to unify your brand.

    • ·If the title is too long, shrink font size and increase line height to avoid overflow.
    • ·Background can keep the template palette or use a custom solid / gradient.
  4. 4

    Preview & paginate

    Preview the card live on the right; long text auto-paginates by size, or write a single === line in content for manual pagination.

    • ·=== is the page break (split into cards); --- is only a visual divider, no split.
    • ·Multiple cards auto-show a "n / total" page number.
  5. 5

    Export in one click

    Click "Export" to choose PNG / SVG / PDF; multiple cards auto-zip. You can also generate a share link to send others.

    • ·Export width is the final pixel width; larger means sharper. SVG is vector and never blurs.
    • ·The share link contains all content and style; the recipient sees the full card on open.

FAQ

Can I use it with zero design background?

Yes. If you can write Markdown (headings, lists, bold), you can make unified-style cards — the template already handles font size, spacing and color.

Text overflows the card?

Reduce "Font size" or increase "Line height", or use the "===" page break to split content into multiple cards.

Export not sharp?

Export width is the final pixel width; increase it for higher resolution. SVG is vector and never blurs when scaled.

Will my content leak?

Drafts stay only in your local browser (IndexedDB), and API Keys are local too (localStorage); AI calls go directly to the chosen provider, not through MD2Cards servers.

Learn by doing — it works better

MD2Cards · Write in Markdown, export content cards