HTML to Markdown converter for documentation and drafts. Paste HTML, review the Markdown output, and check links, images, lists, and code before using it.
The HTML to Markdown Converter turns pasted HTML into Markdown source. Use it to move a document into a Markdown-based editor, then review the output before publishing or saving it as a .md file.
Heading elements <h1> through <h6> correspond to # through ######. Bold and italic elements <strong>, <em>, <b>, and <i> can be represented with **bold** and *italic*.
A link with a title uses [text](url "title"), and an image uses . Ordered and unordered list markers include 1. and -; inspect the indentation of nested items.
Code-block markup such as <pre><code class="language-js"> can become a fenced block, while <code> becomes inline code. A <blockquote> element corresponds to lines prefixed with >. A <hr> element can become ---.
A checkbox element such as <input type="checkbox"> may be represented with - [ ] or - [x] in task-list syntax. Check whether the conversion and your target renderer support that extension before relying on it.
Inspect language hints such as language-python and language-bash after conversion. They identify a language, but syntax highlighting depends on the renderer.
For a full document, review what happens to <head>, <script>, and <style> elements. Converting markup into text is not a security review or a guarantee that all unwanted content has been removed.
You can save copied output in a .md file with your editor. A page's View Source view may include much more than the content you need; copying the relevant HTML fragment usually makes review easier. If you save it as output.md, check it before replacing an existing file.
Tables, task-list markers such as - [ ], and strikethrough markers such as ~~ depend on the supported Markdown flavour. Do not assume that the same source renders identically across platforms.
For example, <pre><code class="language-js">...</code></pre> can be represented as a fenced block starting with ```js. Check the fence and the code contents after conversion.
If you paste a full <html>...</html> document, inspect whether <head>, <script>, and <style> content has been excluded as intended. Complex layouts and styling may need manual work because Markdown does not represent every HTML layout.
Image syntax such as  keeps a reference to an image; it does not copy the image file. Review alt text and update relative paths when moving the document.
Use the Markdown Previewer to check rendered output, then confirm it on the final platform. For the other direction, use the Markdown to HTML converter.
Large documents can use substantial browser memory. Keep the source and try a relevant fragment if a full document is difficult to process.
Remove credentials or unrelated private data before pasting. Follow your organization's handling requirements for confidential HTML or internal documentation.
How to Use HTML to Markdown Converter - Convert HTML Online
Paste the markup into HTML Input. Keep the original for comparison.
Inspect Markdown Output for headings, links, image paths, nested lists, and code blocks. Adjust anything that did not convert as intended.
Use Copy to clipboard, then preview the result in the destination Markdown editor. Update relative paths if the document location changes.
HTML to Markdown converter for documentation and drafts. Paste HTML, review the Markdown output, and check links, images, lists, and code before using it.
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Client SideMarkdown previewer for checking headings, links, lists, and code as you edit. Paste a draft, inspect the output, and confirm it in your publishing platform.
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