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How to Format Markdown for Better Image Exports
A practical guide to structuring markdown so image exports stay readable on social and mobile surfaces.
A markdown image export usually fails because the source text is too dense, not because the converter is broken. Long paragraphs, weak hierarchy, and oversized lists make visual cards collapse quickly.
The better workflow is to treat markdown as visual source content. That means shorter sections, stronger headings, and bullets that stay readable after export.
This page is useful because it answers the user's next question after opening the tool: how should the source markdown be structured to produce a better result?
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