How do I publish markdown as a webpage?

You can publish markdown as a webpage in three common ways: convert it with a static site generator, paste it into a CMS, or use a tool that turns markdown into a hosted page directly.

The right workflow depends on the job. A full static site generator is useful for documentation sites and blogs. A CMS is useful when an editorial workflow matters. A terminal-first flow is better when you already have a local markdown file and just need a link.

Fast workflow

1. Write the note, report, spec, or update in markdown.
2. Preview it if needed.
3. Publish the file to a URL.
4. Share the link with customers, teammates, or collaborators.

Markshare focuses on the third step: making the local-file-to-webpage step faster for developers, founders, and technical writers.