Reference reader
Paste text and choose a tagger and translation above; every reference becomes a hover-to-read link and Markdown renders as you'd expect. Handy for checking references in papers, sermon notes, and the like.
Taggers match references case-sensitively — keep book names capitalized (“John”, not “john”). A full reference needs a chapter and verse.
| Type this | You get |
|---|---|
# Heading## Subheading |
Heading Subheading (# through ###### = h1–h6) |
**bold** | bold |
*italic* or _italic_ | italic |
***bold italic*** | bold italic |
~~strikethrough~~ | |
`inline code` | inline code |
``` | code block (fenced, monospace) |
> a quotation | a quotation |
- item (or * / +) | • bulleted list |
1. item | 1. numbered list |
[text](https://url) | text (a link) |
--- | horizontal rule |
| blank line | new paragraph |
| single line break | stays on its own line |
This is a lightweight subset, not full CommonMark. Raw HTML you paste is shown as text, not rendered, so nothing you paste can run as code. References are tagged after Markdown renders, so links work inside headings, lists, and quotes too.