md2x

📁 larchliu/md2x 📅 Jan 17, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/larchliu/md2x --skill md2x

Agent 安装分布

opencode 4
gemini-cli 4
github-copilot 4
amp 4
codex 4
kimi-cli 3

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md2x – Markdown Converter

Quick Start: Run npx md2x input.md for PDF, add -f docx for Word, -f html for web, or -f png for a full-page screenshot image. Customize with --theme (academic, minimal, etc.). Supports front matter config in markdown files.


Critical Usage Rules

Rule 1: Basic Conversion

# PDF (default)
npx md2x input.md

# DOCX
npx md2x input.md -f docx

# HTML
npx md2x input.md -f html

# Image (full-page screenshot via Puppeteer)
npx md2x input.md -f png
npx md2x input.md -f jpg
npx md2x input.md -f webp

For very tall documents, md2x will automatically split the output into multiple files: output.part-001.png, output.part-002.png, …

Rule 2: Output Control

# Specify output path
npx md2x input.md -o output.pdf

# Auto-named output (input name + format extension)
npx md2x README.md -f docx  # → README.docx

# Format can be inferred from output extension (no -f needed)
npx md2x README.md README.png
npx md2x README.md README.webp

Rule 3: Theme Selection

# List available themes
npx md2x --list-themes

# Use specific theme
npx md2x input.md --theme academic
npx md2x input.md -t minimal

Rule 4: Page Break Control

# Horizontal rules as page breaks (default for PDF/DOCX)
npx md2x input.md --hr-page-break true

# Keep horizontal rules as visual dividers (default for HTML)
npx md2x input.md --hr-page-break false

Rule 5: HTML Diagram Modes

# Live rendering with CDN (default, requires internet)
npx md2x input.md -f html --diagram-mode live

# Pre-rendered images (offline-ready)
npx md2x input.md -f html --diagram-mode img

# Source code only (no rendering)
npx md2x input.md -f html --diagram-mode none

Rule 6: Front Matter Configuration

---
format: pdf
theme: academic
hrAsPageBreak: true
title: My Document
---

# Document Content

CLI Options Reference

Option Alias Description Default Values
--help -h Show help message
--version -v Show version number
--output -o Output file path Input name with format extension File path
--format -f Output format pdf pdf, docx, html, png, jpg/jpeg, webp
--theme -t Theme name default See --list-themes
--diagram-mode HTML diagram rendering mode live img, live, none
--hr-page-break Convert horizontal rules to page breaks true for PDF/DOCX, false for HTML true, false
--list-themes List all available themes

Common Pitfalls

Issue Solution
Input file not found Use absolute path or verify file exists
Theme not found Run --list-themes to see available options
Diagrams not rendering in HTML Check --diagram-mode setting and internet connection
Page breaks not working Verify --hr-page-break true for PDF/DOCX
Output directory doesn’t exist Tool creates directories automatically

Supported Features

Diagrams

  • Mermaid: Flowcharts, sequence diagrams, state machines, Gantt charts
  • Graphviz: DOT language graphs
  • Vega/Vega-Lite: Data visualizations and charts
  • Infographic: Quick KPI and metric displays
  • HTML/SVG: Embedded graphics

Content

  • Math: LaTeX formulas via KaTeX
  • Code: Syntax highlighting for 100+ languages
  • Tables: Full markdown table support
  • Images: Local and remote image embedding
  • Links: Internal and external hyperlinks

Priority Order (CLI vs Front Matter)

CLI arguments explicitly set take precedence over front matter:

  1. CLI explicit (highest priority)
  2. Front matter in markdown file
  3. Default values (lowest priority)

Example:

# Front matter has theme: minimal
# CLI overrides with theme: academic
npx md2x input.md --theme academic  # Uses academic

Output Format

# Command
npx md2x input.md -f pdf --theme academic

# Console output
Converting: input.md
Format: PDF
Theme: academic
HR as page break: true
Output: /path/to/input.pdf
Done!

Related Files

For detailed examples and advanced usage patterns, refer to references below:

  • examples.md — Common use cases, front matter examples, batch conversion patterns, and troubleshooting

Resources