MarkUpTo

MarkUpTo solves a small, annoying problem I kept hitting. AI is great at spitting out HTML, but turning that HTML into a clean, professional PDF or image is a mess. You either wrestle with the browser print dialog, install some sketchy converter, or paste it into a tool that mangles the layout.

So MarkUpTo is the simple version. Paste your HTML, watch it render live, then export a proper PDF, PNG or JPG that looks the way it's supposed to. There's an AI generate step on top, so you can describe what you want and let it draft the markup before you export. The whole point is the shortcut from AI to done.

It's still being built, so it's marked Building and it's earning nothing. The core editor and the live preview work. I'm tightening the export quality and the AI step before I treat it as a real product.

It runs the preview in a secure sandbox so whatever HTML you paste can't reach anything it shouldn't. You type or generate on one side, the rendered result updates on the other, and the export pulls from that same render so what you see is what you get in the file.

Same approach as my other builds underneath. Static front end, AI where it actually helps, cheap to run. The interesting engineering is all in the export, getting a browser render to come out as a crisp, print-ready PDF or a clean image at the right resolution without the usual margins-and-scaling headaches.

Left to do before I'd call it launched: nail the export edge cases, finish the AI generate flow, and decide how it makes money. Right now it's a free tool. Whether that stays free as a lead magnet or grows a paid tier is a decision for after it's solid.

No numbers worth showing yet. It's still in the build, and it's free while I get the export quality right. Once it's solid and out properly, I'll put usage and any revenue right here, plus whatever I decide on pricing. Note: the live site still has a stray reference to an old domain in the body copy that I need to swap to markupto.com.