How to convert HTML to Markdown
- Paste HTML code into the HTML box, or paste formatted text from a web page, email or document into the box below it.
- The Markdown appears as you type. Choose the heading and bullet style you prefer.
- Copy the Markdown or download it as a .md file.
Good uses
- Moving blog posts or help articles from a website into a static site generator or docs repo.
- Turning a web page into notes for Obsidian, Notion or a README.
- Cleaning up text copied from Word or Google Docs into plain, portable Markdown.
Frequently asked questions
Can I paste from a web page or Word?
Yes. Paste into the “Paste formatted text” box and the formatting (headings, bold, links, lists, tables) comes across as HTML, then turns into Markdown. Or paste HTML code into the HTML box.
Are tables supported?
Yes. Simple tables become GitHub-style Markdown tables. Tables with merged cells can't be shown in Markdown, so they're kept as HTML.
What happens to scripts, styles and forms?
They're dropped. Markdown is for text content, so only headings, paragraphs, emphasis, links, images, lists, quotes, code and tables are converted.
Is my content uploaded?
No. The conversion runs in your browser.
