WeChat Article Formatter

📖 About this tool

The WeChat editor formats articles plainly, and anyone wanting something better usually lays the text out in a third-party editor first and moves it across. This reduces that to one step: paste Markdown or plain text, pick a theme, and you get rich text with the styling already inline. Copy it with one click and paste it into the WeChat editor with the formatting intact.

Inline styling is the point. The WeChat editor strips style tags and classes, so only styles written directly onto each tag survive. Font size, line height, paragraph spacing, letter spacing, colour, heading style, quote style, list markers, dividers and the code block theme are all emitted as inline styles and laid out at phone width, so what you preview is what you get.

Eight themes are built in: minimal black and white, business blue, literary beige, tech dark, fresh green, warm orange, magazine red and simple outline. Each one can be adjusted further: font size, line height, accent colour, heading style and quote style. Headings come as numbered, colour block, underlined or bold only; quotes as a left rule, a filled background or a double border; list markers as dots, numbers, squares or arrows.

Everything is handled in the browser with no network use and no upload, so your article is never recorded. Besides one-click copying, you can export HTML to keep, TXT as a backup, or download an image for previewing and sharing.

✨ Features

• One-click copy: rich text with inline styles that survives pasting into the WeChat editor.
• Three inputs: Markdown, plain text or an HTML fragment.
• Eight themes: minimal, business, literary, tech, fresh, warm, magazine and outline.
• Four heading styles: numbered, colour block, underlined, or bold only.
• Quotes and lists: three quote styles and four list markers.
• Code blocks: dark, light, or left alone.
• Content counts: characters, paragraphs, headings, images, code blocks and reading time.

🚀 How to use

1. Paste your text and choose whether it is Markdown, plain text or HTML.
2. Pick a theme; its sizes, colours and block styles are applied.
3. Adjust font size, line height, paragraph spacing, accent colour and heading style.
4. Set the quote style, list marker, divider and code block theme.
5. Preview at phone width and check line breaks and images.
6. Click copy, paste into the WeChat editor, or export HTML or an image instead.

⚠️ Notes

• Styling is inlineWeChat strips style tags, so every style sits on its own tag.
• Re-upload imagesExternally hosted images may not display; upload them inside the editor.
• Clipboard permissionThe browser needs clipboard access; select and copy manually if it fails.
• Preview is not identicalClients render slightly differently, so check on a phone before publishing.
• Local onlyYour article never reaches a server and the page keeps nothing after a refresh.

Formatting an article is repetitive work that takes far longer than it should, especially when the same style is applied every week. Turning it into a paste, a theme choice and a copy removes most of the fiddling, and because the styling is written inline the result survives the editor rather than falling apart on paste. Working entirely in the browser also means drafts stay private until you choose to publish them.