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Markdown Styling

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Last updated 1 year ago

Markdown is a simple text styling that using markers in plain text to indicate special formatting.

All the text in Character.AI supports some Markdown so both users and Characters can use these techniques. All of these can be used in Character definitions as well.

**this is bold** this is bold

*this is italics* this is italics

`this is highlight` this is highlight

~this is strikethrough~ this is strikethrough

You can also do various size texts by putting 1 to 5 #'s at the start of the line (one # is the largest, ##### is the smallest).

Here's an example from Greeting

Which will be presented as

You can also create multi-line code blocks using three backticks ``` or three tildes ~~~ around the content.

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