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The most powerful Markdown preview app has leveled up: Marked 3 is here, with its most feature-rich release to date. Both existing and new users will see improvements across the board with powerful new features that will simplify writing workflows and add new capabilities, making creating beautiful documents while writing plain text in your preferred editor easier than ever.

The business world can be difficult to navigate when Markdown is second-nature to you. A lot of copy-pasting, a lot of wasted time, and a long list of perpetual headaches. Marked 3 has you covered, adding [DOCX support](https://markedapp.com/help/Working_with_DOCX.html) for both importing and exporting files, with change tracking included. No more hacks, manual adjustments, or "close enough" needed. The pain of being a good citizen in a Microsoft environment has been removed. Write the way you want to write, be it in a document shared with you, or a document you're writing to share with your coworkers. 

Folks who need fine-tuned control over every aspect of their documents can now breathe easy. [Custom Processors and Custom Rules](https://markedapp.com/help/Custom_Processor.html#usingcustompreprocessorsprocessors) are here to make things that felt like an edge case be something you'll never have to think about again. Tell Marked 3 what to do based on filename, file path, metadata (or many other criteria) and it will deliver the results you expect. Once you have rules set up, your blog drafts will behave like blog drafts, your notes folders will behave like notes, your writing projects will work exactly the way you want, with no additional settings.

Publish a lot to various websites? Marked 3 brings a brand new way of displaying the results. The [Style Stealer and Style Manager](https://markedapp.com/help/Style_Stealer.html) allow you to see what you'll get before touching their CMS. Just paste in a link, and you'll be able to bring the formatting into Marked 3, so you can see how things will look when you go live. No more inputting drafts before you're ready just to check in advance. If you just want to emulate the formatting from your favorite site? That works too. It's all up to you.

Specific writers have flavors of Markdown they rely on, and Marked 3 expands support with new processors for both developers and expressive writers. Developers using GitHub (and other platforms) will get precise previews for .READMEs and more, now that [CommonMark](https://markedapp.com/help/CommonMark_Spec.html) is fully supported. For those writers in academia, bloggers, and other storytellers, [Kramdown](https://markedapp.com/help/Kramdown_Spec.html) support will allow for attribute lists, footnotes, and math blocks to display just as they should. Your repo, your thesis, or your magnum opus will preview with the fine-grained control that you deserve.

As AI-assisted coding workflows increasingly produce Markdown documentation, Marked 3 provides a fast, native Mac environment for reviewing and refining that work. Point it to a Markdown plan document and see formatted updates as your agent writes, even while you work in a more IDE-like environment.

Of course, that's not all. Marked 3 also brings all new Scrivener rendering with live preview, new EPUB export with custom CSS, new PDF export options, and more. 

Marked 3 is available now, with early bird pricing of $2.99/month, or a full year for $29.99.

Want to try it out? The Mac App Store version is live now with a free 7-day trial. If you'd like a permanent unlock code, just reply to this email and let me know!

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