MarkdownTools ships with three built-in themes. Each has a distinct personality. Here's how to choose.
Clean
The default. Uses a modern sans-serif system font stack with generous spacing. Best for:
- Technical documentation
- README files
- Quick notes and summaries
- Anything where clarity is the priority
Classic
Uses Poppins — a geometric sans-serif with rounded, friendly letterforms. Best for:
- Blog posts and articles
- Marketing copy
- Presentations
- Content that needs warmth
Elegant
Uses Montserrat — bold, editorial, magazine-quality. Best for:
- Executive reports
- Proposals and pitches
- Case studies
- Anything that needs to impress
How to Choose
If you're unsure, start with Clean. It works for everything. Switch to Classic when the tone is conversational. Switch to Elegant when you need to make an impression.
You can preview all three on your actual content before exporting — just click the theme pills above the preview.