Drop a .md, an .html page, a code component or a .csv. The files your everyday apps can't open, or that turn to gibberish. See them rendered instantly.
Stays in your browser. We never see it.
You don't need to be a developer. You just need to see what's in it.
A developer or colleague shares a .md README or an .html mockup and it looks broken on your machine.
ChatGPT, Claude or a builder like v0 hands you a file, and the moment you save it, the formatting falls apart.
A folder full of files with cryptic names and no memory of what each one was. Drop it in and see.
No. Drop a file and see it. No signup, no card, ever.
.md, .html, .jsx, .tsx, .txt, .json, .csv and images. We're adding new formats and features all the time, so it's worth dropping back in to see what's new.
No. Your file never leaves your device. It's rendered right here in your browser, and we never upload or store it.
Previewing happens entirely in your browser, so it costs us almost nothing to run. No catch.
Most of the time it just works. If we can't render something yet (the size, the format, anything), we'll say so plainly and show you the raw file, so you're never stuck. We add new formats regularly, so it's worth checking back soon.
Yes. It runs in any modern browser with no install. Drop or pick a file and it renders.
AI tools kept handing me .md, .html and .jsx files, and my computer either showed raw code or offered to open them in apps made for developers. There was no simple, native place to just see them. So I started building one. PreviewAny is chapter one.