8 alternativesMacMD Viewer: $19.99 once

The best MacMD Viewer alternatives

For most people the best alternative to MacMD Viewer is MarkEdit, and the best free one is Dropover.

Best alternativeMarkEdit app iconMarkEditPick it if you want a free Markdown editor that opens as fast as TextEdit, even with huge files.Free, open source

Compare at a glance

MacMD Viewer is highlighted, so you can see what you give up and what you gain.

AppPriceHow you payMaciPhoneiPadApp StoreDeveloperSetappRating
MacMD Viewer app iconMacMD Viewer$19.99 oncePay onceToo few ratings
MarkEdit app iconMarkEditFree, open sourceFreeToo few ratings
Typora app iconTypora$14.99 oncePay onceToo few ratings
Hazel app iconHazel$42 oncePay onceToo few ratings
Dropover app iconDropoverFree to startFree, with paid upgradesToo few ratings
Keka app iconKekaFreeFreeToo few ratings
Yoink app iconYoink$8.99 oncePay once4.7
Dropzone app iconDropzoneFree to startFree, with paid upgradesToo few ratings
ForkLift app iconForkLift$19.95 oncePay onceToo few ratings

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The alternatives, in order

  1. 1MarkEdit app icon

    MarkEdit

    Free, open sourceBest alternative

    Pick it if you want a free Markdown editor that opens as fast as TextEdit, even with huge files.

    A free, 4 MB Markdown editor that opens as fast as TextEdit and handles huge files without lag.

  2. 2Typora app icon

    Typora

    $14.99 once

    Pick this if you write in Markdown but want the page to look finished while you type.

    A Markdown editor that hides the symbols and shows formatting live, with exports to PDF, Word and EPUB.

  3. 3Hazel app icon

    Hazel

    $42 once

    Pick it if bills and scans pile up in Downloads and you want them renamed and filed automatically.

    Set rules once and your Mac renames, files and cleans up downloads on its own, even reading the text in scanned PDFs.

  4. 4Dropover app icon

    Dropover

    Free to startBest free

    Pick it if you move files between folders, apps and Spaces all day and hate holding the mouse button down.

    Shake while dragging to open a floating shelf that holds files, links and images until you drop them somewhere.

  5. 5Keka app icon

    Keka

    Free

    Pick this if you keep receiving RAR or 7z files, or need password-protected archives, for free.

    Opens 30+ archive formats and makes password-protected or split archives, free from the developer's site.

  6. 6Yoink app icon

    Yoink

    $8.99 once4.7

    Pick this if you drag files between full-screen apps and want a shelf to park them on.

    A drag-and-drop shelf that appears at the edge of the screen so you can park files mid-drag and finish later.

  7. 7Dropzone app icon

    Dropzone

    Free to start

    Pick it if you move, AirDrop or upload files many times a day and want actions waiting mid-drag.

    Start dragging any file and a grid of actions appears, ready to move, AirDrop, resize or upload it in one motion.

  8. 8ForkLift app icon

    ForkLift

    $19.95 once

    Pick it if you upload to servers or move files between cloud drives and find Finder slow for that.

    2 panes side by side, with servers and cloud drives opened like local folders, for $19.95 once.

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When MacMD Viewer is still the right pick

You open Markdown files from GitHub or AI coding agents every day and just want to read them.

MacMD Viewer prices and verdict$19.99 once