yeet.md

What it does

Paste from your notes, AI chats, or editor. Get a shareable link back instantly you can yeet over to anyone. No account required. Features: • Instant sharing: paste Markdown, click Share, get a permalink. • Live preview: split-pane editor shows rendered output as you type. • Saved notes: click Save to store a note in this browser. No account required. • Extended Markdown: Obsidian-flavored, KaTeX, and Mermaid all work.

Paste Markdown, get a public shareable link. Free, no account, live preview with Obsidian and Discord extensions.

This snapshot is public. Sign in with GitHub to edit it later; otherwise publish a new one to change it. const greeting = "Hello, world!" ; console . log (greeting); Try hitting ⌘ + K to open the command palette. yeet.md is a free Markdown sharing tool. Paste Markdown into the editor above, click Publish , and get a permanent public link like https://yeet.md/s/abc123 that anyone can read. No account, no signup, no email required. Optionally sign in with GitHub to get a dashboard of everything you have published and the ability to edit it in place. Nothing. yeet.md is free to use. Content limits: 3 characters minimum, 500 KB maximum per snapshot. Publishing is rate-limited at 100 publishes…from yeet.md

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