Markdown has become the mainstream markup language across technical documentation, open-source projects, blogging, and more. However, most translation tools struggle to preserve Markdown’s original structure—especially when handling code blocks, LaTeX formulas, or structured metadata—often leading to broken formatting or lost semantics.
md-translator is designed to solve this problem by delivering high-quality translations while accurately preserving Markdown formatting. Its "Plain Text Translation Mode" further allows it to handle virtually any type of text document, enabling flexible language conversion with structural retention. Currently supporting over 50 languages, it can output multilingual results simultaneously—empowering content globalization.
md-translator is deeply adapted for Markdown and can recognize and restore the following common syntax elements:
---
)#
)> quote
)[text](URL)
)-
/ *
/ +
)1. 2. 3.
)**bold**
, _italic_
) ```
) `code`
)$formula$
)$$formula$$
)Translation of FrontMatter, code blocks, and LaTeX formulas is optional and can be flexibly configured based on user needs.
Beyond structured Markdown support, md-translator offers a “Plain Text Translation Mode” that bypasses format parsing and directly translates raw content. Whether it's Markdown, TXT, HTML, log files, or even messy technical notes, this mode ensures accurate and efficient translation.
You can also enhance consistency in terminology, context coherence, and translation style by customizing AI prompts—tailoring the output to your actual writing needs.
md-translator includes the ability to convert Markdown content into clean plain text, making it easier for post-processing or semantic analysis:
This feature is especially useful for automated applications like content summarization, semantic analysis, or knowledge graph construction.
The application offers a wide range of translation configuration options. For detailed information, please refer to: