How do I turn a Markdown file into a web page?

Drag the .md file onto boomurl.com, pick a name, and verify the 6-digit email code. boomurl renders the Markdown to a styled HTML page served at boomurl.site/your-name — no static site generator and no build step.

Do I need a static site generator like Jekyll or Hugo?

No. boomurl renders the Markdown server-side for you, so there's nothing to build or configure. Just upload the .md file.

Does it support GitHub-flavored Markdown and tables?

Yes. boomurl renders with GitHub-flavored Markdown enabled, so tables, fenced code blocks, task lists, and the usual headings/links/emphasis all render to a clean page.

Can I publish a folder of Markdown files?

Yes. Drag the whole folder — each .md becomes its own page, and an index.md or readme.md is used as the home page. The result is a small, browsable site.

Guide

Publish a Markdown file online as a web page

You wrote something in Markdown — notes, a README, a spec — and want a clean shareable page, not a static-site-generator project. boomurl renders a lone .md into a real web page automatically.

Publish your site free →

Normally, turning Markdown into a website means a static site generator (Jekyll, Hugo, MkDocs), a build step, and a place to host the output. That's a lot of machinery for one document you just want to share.

boomurl renders Markdown for you. Drop a single .md file — no index.html, no config — and it's served as a clean, styled web page over HTTPS. It uses GitHub-flavored Markdown, so headings, lists, links, emphasis, code blocks, blockquotes, and tables all render. A folder of Markdown becomes a browsable set of pages (an index.md or readme.md is used as the front door).

Publish Markdown in 4 steps

1
Open boomurl.com
Head to boomurl.com — no install, no account, no static site generator to set up.
2
Drag your .md file onto the page
Drop a single Markdown file (.md, .markdown). You don't need an index.html — a lone .md becomes a real page on its own. To publish several docs, drag the whole folder.
3
Pick a name
Choose the name for your URL: boomurl.site/your-name. For a folder, an index.md or readme.md becomes the home page.
4
Verify your email and share
Enter your email, type the 6-digit code, and your Markdown is live as a styled web page in about 20 seconds. Share the HTTPS link anywhere.

Try it now

Type Markdown — see it render, then publish it

Publish on boomurl — free →opens the drag-and-drop publisher · live in ~20 seconds

Good to know

GitHub-flavored Markdown is rendered: headings, lists, links, bold/italic, inline and fenced code, blockquotes, and tables.
A single .md, .txt, or .pdf — or a whole folder — works. For folders, index.md / readme.md is the front door.
Images and assets referenced from your Markdown work when you publish them alongside it in the same folder.
Each site can be up to 50 MB and 500 files. Removing the boomurl banner is $2.00/month per site from your account.
AI agents can publish Markdown too — via boomurl's HTTP API, MCP server, or CLI in a single call.

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn a Markdown file into a web page?: Drag the .md file onto boomurl.com, pick a name, and verify the 6-digit email code. boomurl renders the Markdown to a styled HTML page served at boomurl.site/your-name — no static site generator and no build step.
Do I need a static site generator like Jekyll or Hugo?: No. boomurl renders the Markdown server-side for you, so there's nothing to build or configure. Just upload the .md file.
Does it support GitHub-flavored Markdown and tables?: Yes. boomurl renders with GitHub-flavored Markdown enabled, so tables, fenced code blocks, task lists, and the usual headings/links/emphasis all render to a clean page.
Can I publish a folder of Markdown files?: Yes. Drag the whole folder — each .md becomes its own page, and an index.md or readme.md is used as the home page. The result is a small, browsable site.