Is Markdown Macro+ free?

Yes. Markdown Macro+ for Confluence is free on the Atlassian Marketplace.

How do I start using Markdown Macro+?

Type /markdown on any Confluence page and select Markdown Macro+ to insert the macro. Write in the left pane and check the preview on the right, then click Save.

What Markdown syntax is supported?

Standard Markdown plus GitHub-flavoured extensions (tables, task lists, strikethrough), KaTeX math, Mermaid diagrams, emoji and syntax-highlighted code blocks.

Can I use math formulas in my content?

Yes. Write inline math between single dollar signs and block math between double dollar signs. It is rendered with KaTeX.

How does it handle images and attachments?

Use the attachment picker in the toolbar to insert files stored in your Confluence site into your Markdown.

Are there any limitations?

Because of Atlassian's data egress policy, images and attachments must be uploaded to Confluence; external file URLs cannot be used. Very complex KaTeX expressions and tables with merged cells may not render perfectly.

Can I create templates for common content?

Yes. Admins can create reusable Markdown templates in the app's settings, for content like meeting notes or release notes.

How is Markdown Macro+ different from the other Markdown apps for Confluence?

Markdown Macro+ is a macro: the Markdown source stays inside the page and renders on view, which suits content people keep editing as Markdown. It is free and runs on Atlassian Forge, so content stays in your Atlassian site. Apps that convert Markdown into native Confluence content, or that pull Markdown from GitHub by URL, solve different problems; images here have to be Confluence attachments.

Which Yamuno app should I use for Markdown in Confluence?

Use Markdown Macro+ to write Markdown inside a page. Use Markdown Importer for Confluence to turn .md files, folders or a ZIP into Confluence pages, and Markdown Exporter for Confluence to export pages, page trees or spaces to .md files.

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Markdown Macro+ for Confluence Cloud

Write Markdown on the left and see the live preview on the right

Write Markdown in Confluence with a split editor and live preview. Supports GitHub-flavoured Markdown, KaTeX math, code highlighting and attachments.

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Markdown Macro+ for Confluence running inside Confluence

Why Confluence needs a Markdown macro

Confluence's editor understands a few Markdown shortcuts as you type, but a pasted Markdown document loses its tables, fenced code blocks and structure. Teams who write in Markdown end up reformatting everything or keeping two copies.

Markdown Macro+ adds a macro where you write Markdown on the left and see the rendered result on the right. Save, and the page shows the formatted content, while the Markdown source stays editable inside the macro.

What Markdown Macro+ for Confluence does

Split Editor with Live Preview
Write Markdown in the left pane and watch the preview update on the right as you type
GitHub-Flavoured Markdown
Tables, task lists and strikethrough on top of standard Markdown
KaTeX Math Support
Render inline math with $...$ and block math with $$...$$
Code Highlighting
Syntax highlighting for fenced code blocks in many languages
Emoji Support
GitHub-style emoji in your Markdown
Reusable Templates
Admins create Markdown templates that editors can start from

What teams build with Markdown Macro+ for Confluence

Runbooks and READMEs
Paste Markdown from a repository and keep it readable in Confluence.
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API reference tables
Pipe tables for endpoints and parameters, quicker than the table editor.
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Developer wiki pages
Code blocks and task lists in the format engineers already write.
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Notes with math
Short formulas with $...$ inside a Markdown page.
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Diagrams in docs
Flowcharts and sequence diagrams written as Mermaid text, next to the rest of the page.
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What changes for your team

Write in Markdown and watch the preview update as you type
GitHub-flavoured Markdown: tables, task lists and strikethrough
Inline and block math, rendered with KaTeX
Mermaid diagrams for flowcharts, sequences and architecture
Syntax highlighting for fenced code blocks
Insert images and files that are already attached in Confluence
Admin templates for content such as meeting notes or release notes

Markdown Macro+ for Confluence keeps your content inside Atlassian

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Built on Forge, Atlassian's own app platform. Storage, authentication and permissions are Atlassian's, with no server of ours in the path.
Data residency
Your content stays in the region your Atlassian site is in and keeps the permissions you already set there.
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Markdown Macro+ for Confluence at a glance

What Markdown Macro+ for Confluence includes
Price	Free
Hosting	Atlassian Forge, no external servers
Editor	Split view with live preview
Syntax	Standard Markdown plus GitHub-flavoured tables, task lists and strikethrough
Math	KaTeX, inline and block
Diagrams	Mermaid
Code blocks	Syntax highlighting
Emoji	GitHub-style
Images and files	From Confluence attachments; external URLs aren't supported
Templates	Created by admins

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Markdown Macro+ for Confluence Cloud

Why Confluence needs a Markdown macro

What Markdown Macro+ for Confluence does

Split Editor with Live Preview

GitHub-Flavoured Markdown

KaTeX Math Support

Code Highlighting

Emoji Support

Reusable Templates

What teams build with Markdown Macro+ for Confluence

Runbooks and READMEs

API reference tables

Developer wiki pages

Notes with math

Diagrams in docs