.md · to HTML
Markdown to HTML: paste, convert, copy.
Paste Markdown, get clean semantic HTML from the same engine that drives the PDF press. Copy the markup, or download it as a self-contained .html page. Everything runs in your browser and the text never leaves it. And it works in reverse: paste HTML, get Markdown back.
How it works
Convert Markdown to HTML in your browser
Paste your Markdown
A README, notes, a ChatGPT answer. GitHub-flavored Markdown is the dialect: tables, task lists, strikethrough, and fenced code blocks all convert.
Take the markup
Copy the fragment straight into a template or CMS. Or tick self-contained and download a complete page, styles inlined, that opens anywhere with no network access.
Or go the other way
Flip the toggle to html → .md and paste a page. Scripts and styling fall away; what comes back is the readable structure as Markdown.
What comes out
Markup you would write by hand
The output is the HTML your document actually describes. An h2 where you wrote ##, a real table where you drew one, a blockquote for a quote. No wrapper divs, no generated class soup, no inline styles; the one exception is code blocks, which carry the classes syntax highlighting needs. Paste it into a static site, a blog engine, an email template, wherever, and it will sit comfortably next to hand-written markup.
One deliberate omission: raw HTML embedded in your Markdown source is dropped rather than passed through. That is what makes the output safe to paste anywhere. Need the full document typeset instead? The Markdown to PDF converter uses the same engine.
Questions
Is this Markdown to HTML converter free?
Yes. No signup, no cap on conversions, and the output is never watermarked or tagged. Both directions, Markdown to HTML and HTML to Markdown, are free.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser. Your text is never sent to a server, stored, or logged; close the tab and it is gone.
How clean is the HTML?
It is the semantic markup your Markdown describes: headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, blockquotes, code. No wrapper divs, no inline styles, no tracking attributes. The only classes in the output are the ones syntax highlighting needs on code blocks.
Can I convert HTML back to Markdown?
Yes. Flip the direction toggle to html → .md and paste any HTML page or fragment. Scripts, styles, and head content are dropped; the readable structure comes back as GitHub-flavored Markdown.
Does it support GitHub-flavored Markdown?
Yes, in both directions. Tables, task lists, strikethrough, autolinks, and fenced code blocks with syntax highlighting all convert.
Why did raw HTML inside my Markdown disappear?
Embedded HTML tags in Markdown source are dropped on purpose. It keeps the output safe to paste anywhere without worrying about scripts riding along. If your document is mostly HTML already, use the html → .md direction instead.