Choose the source format
The page starts with HTML input and a working example. Changing direction reinterprets the current input; it never replaces your source with the previous output.
Frontend tools
Paste source, choose a direction and dialect, then inspect the converted text and safe preview.
Conversion runs locally in this browser. Preview blocks scripts and external resources.
A CMS export can leave you with HTML when your README needs Markdown. This HTML to Markdown converter keeps the document structure visible while you move text between those formats.
Use the HTML to Markdown converter to inspect the source and a static preview side by side. A Markdown to HTML converter direction is included for publishing a cleaned fragment, with no URL fetching or account. It also covers HTML to Markdown online without sending your text to a converter server.
The HTML to Markdown converter carries headings, links, code and simple tables into readable syntax. It reports styling or embedded elements that cannot make the trip.
The preview shows the converted document inside a scriptless frame. Even if the source includes an image URL or script, the preview does not fetch or execute it.
The page starts with HTML input and a working example. Changing direction reinterprets the current input; it never replaces your source with the previous output.
GFM is on by default for pipe tables and task lists. Switch to basic Markdown when your destination does not support those extensions; complex tables remain safe HTML.
Automatic conversion waits 350 ms after edits. Turn it off to use Convert or Ctrl/Cmd+Enter; editing either option makes the old result unavailable for copy and download.
Move HTML into Markdown for a README, or use the Markdown to HTML converter direction to produce a sanitized HTML fragment.
Semantic links, fenced code blocks and simple tables survive conversion; the preview lets you check their shape before publishing.
Switch between exact output text and a static rendering. The preview has no script permission, form submission or external resource loading.
Yes, simple rectangular tables become GFM pipe tables. Merged or nested tables remain cleaned HTML with a warning because pipe tables cannot represent that structure.
This version uses ATX headings with # marks. It does not offer a Setext switch; the fixed style keeps heading levels visible across both directions.
Links become Markdown link syntax, and bold, emphasis and inline code use their usual markers. Unsafe addresses are removed rather than copied into output.
Yes. Change direction to Markdown → HTML, then paste Markdown or load that direction’s example. The result is a sanitized HTML fragment, not a complete page template.
You can paste HTML source, but navigation and footer content may appear in the result. This tool does not extract the main article or fetch a page by URL.
Need a different case covered?
Use the HTML to Markdown converter for a single document fragment, then inspect any warning before sharing the result.
Keep this page handy when you need Markdown to HTML, HTML table to Markdown, or a quick Markdown preview.