Client proposal
Turn a Markdown brief into something a client can review without opening your editor.
MARKDOWN TO PDF · FOR REAL WORK
Turn your Markdown into a PDF you can send.
For freelancers and developers who need to turn ChatGPT notes, GitHub README files or technical drafts into a clean document for a client, teammate or customer.
Open the free editor ↘Preview locally in your browser. Browser printing stays local; server PDF export is clearly separated.
WHAT YOU GET
From rough notes to a shareable document.
- Readable headings, lists, tables and code blocks
- Preview before saving or printing
- Browser-first privacy for ordinary documents
- No account needed for the free workflow
Why use MySkills instead of a raw browser print?
A browser can print Markdown, but the result often needs cleanup. MySkills gives the document a clear hierarchy before you save it: headings are easier to scan, tables stay readable, and code has a dedicated block. It is designed for a useful handoff, not just a file conversion.
| Workflow | What it is good at | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| MySkills | Quick browser preview and a clean handoff PDF | Best for ordinary Markdown documents; advanced publishing still needs a dedicated typesetting tool |
| Browser print | Already available and works without another tool | Usually needs manual cleanup and consistent styling |
| Pandoc / LaTeX | Deep control for books, papers and complex layouts | More setup, fonts and configuration |
Good fits
README handoff
Share a project overview with people who do not live in GitHub.
AI notes
Give raw ChatGPT output a useful shape before sending it to a person.
Supported today
Headings, paragraphs, lists, links, blockquotes, tables and fenced code blocks are supported in the free editor. Mermaid diagrams, mathematical notation, complex page templates and long-form publishing workflows may need a dedicated tool; test your document before sending it.
The browser preview and browser print path are local. If server PDF export is enabled, the document is sent to the PDF service to render it; do not use that path for secrets or confidential material.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to upload my Markdown?
No. The default editor renders the document in your browser. Do not paste secrets or confidential data into any online tool unless you have reviewed its privacy terms.
Can I use it for a client proposal?
Yes. It is designed for short proposals, briefs, README handoffs and technical notes that need a readable PDF quickly.
Is it a replacement for Pandoc or LaTeX?
No. MySkills is the fast path for ordinary Markdown. Pandoc or LaTeX remains a better fit when you need book-length documents, advanced citations or precise typesetting.
NO ACCOUNT · NO UPLOAD · NO CONFIGURATION
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