Same markdown file. Two outcomes — only one ships.
Markdown stays markdown. The PDF looks designed.
Fifteen templates, each tuned by a designer. Pick the one that matches what you're sending. Write the markdown. Export. Done.
Cover, exec summary, pricing tables — bespoke without the designer.
Numbered headings, footnotes, references. The format your stakeholders expect.
Quiet cover, two-column body option, large pull quotes. The format people actually save.
One markdown. Three designed PDFs. Switch tone in a click.
Single-column body, footnotes, KaTeX math, APA-friendly defaults.
Drop caps, ornaments, generous leading. The format books are set in.
Fifteen features tuned for long-form work — markdown, AI, designed exports, library, productivity, billing — all in the same warm canvas.
A graphic designer charges $400 for one proposal. mdclaudy Pro is $8 for the month — and the free plan covers your first fifty documents with no card required.
Not a trial. A real plan you can stay on for as long as you want.
For people shipping documents weekly — proposals, papers, whitepapers, books.
Cancel any time. Your library stays read‑only and exports back to plain .md — no lock‑in.
If not, write to hi@mdclaudy.com — we read everything.
No. The AI is a layer. Strip it out and mdclaudy is still the best markdown‑to‑PDF tool on the shelf — the noun is the document. We don't lead with AI in the headline because the PDF is what you ship, not the prompt.
Pro documents live in our cloud library so you can reach them from any browser; they're encrypted at rest in our database (Supabase) and access is gated by your account. We don't read, train on, or sell your document content. AI features only run when you trigger them and only send the snippet you ask about.
Yes — 200+ models via OpenRouter. Pick Claude, GPT, Gemini, Llama, Mistral, Qwen, or anything else they offer. Settings → AI lets you choose the default and save Skills (custom system prompts) for your own voice.
GitHub Flavored Markdown by default — tables, task lists, fenced code, strikethrough. KaTeX math, Mermaid diagrams, DB-schema blocks, and Obsidian-style callouts on top.
Up to about 500 pages, exported as one PDF. Documents over ~50 pages are rendered in chunks and merged automatically — you don't have to do anything.
Honestly — not yet. Today's exports are not tagged or PDF/A. The Typst engine that adds real ligatures, hyphenation, and tagging is in Phase 3 of the roadmap; we'll ship it, but if compliance-grade accessibility is table stakes for you today, we're not your tool yet. We'd rather tell you than oversell.
Real-time co-editing. Block-database content (Notion-style). Slide decks. Generic AI workspace work. We do one thing — designed PDFs from markdown, with AI as a writing layer — and we'd rather do that well than be everything to everyone.
Your library stays read‑only — you can still open everything, export it as a folder of .md files, or print to PDF (watermarked). The markdown is the source of truth; no lock‑in.
Web‑first. mdclaudy works offline once loaded — bookmark it, install it as a PWA, or pin the tab. Native apps are on the 2026 roadmap.