Slack Message Formatter
Formatta messaggi Slack con blocchi, menzioni, emoji e markup.
Messaggio (mrkdwn)
Anteprima
Il rendering del messaggio apparira' qui
Riferimento Rapido Slack mrkdwn
*testo*Grassetto_testo_Corsivo~testo~Barrato`codice`Codice inline```blocco```Blocco di codice> testoCitazione<@UserID>Menzione utente<!channel>Menzione canale<URL|testo>Link con testo:emoji:Emoji shortcodeCome utilizzare Slack Message Formatter
Write or paste your message
Type directly in the editor or click "Example" to load a pre-formatted Slack message with markdown.
Apply formatting with the toolbar
Use bold, italic, strikethrough, code, or block code buttons to automatically insert Slack markdown symbols into your text.
Add Emoji Shortcode
Click on common emojis (check, rocket, fire, etc.) to insert the corresponding shortcode in the format :name: into the message.
Format text copy
Use the button "Copy Text" to copy the ready-to-paste markdown message directly into Slack.
Suggerimenti
- Use code blocks with three backticks to share command output or multi-line snippets in a readable format.
- Check preview before copying: HTML rendering faithfully reproduces how the message will appear on Slack.
- Check the Markdown syntax cheat sheet at the bottom of the page for quick reference on all supported elements.
Domande frequenti
What is Markdown used for in Slack?
It's the proprietary markup language of Slack, similar to Markdown but with slightly different syntax: for example, *bold* with a single asterisk, _italic_ with a single underscore, and ~strikethrough~ with a tilde.
Why does Slack use a single asterisk for bold text and not two as per Markdown standard?
Why does Slack use mrkdwn instead of pure Markdown: a single asterisk produces bold text in Slack, while two asterisks are needed for standard Markdown.
How do I mention a user or channel?
Use the syntax <@UserID> to mention a specific user (requires Slack ID, not username) or <#channel> to notify the entire channel.
Does the tool send my message to an external server?
No, formatting and preview occur entirely in the browser using client-side regular expressions: no text is sent to a server.
Can I create a clickable link with custom text?
Sì, con la sintassi <URL|testo>: ad esempio <https://federicocalo.dev|Il mio sito> mostra "Il mio sito" come link cliccabile all'interno di Slack.