How to use it
- Paste your HTML (a full page or a snippet).
- Click Convert to Markdown.
- Copy the clean Markdown output.
Why use it
- Move content from web pages into docs or blogs quickly.
- Clean up exported HTML before publishing.
- Get GitHub-ready Markdown without manual rewriting.
- Runs locally so your source stays private.
- Free with no account or limits.
What is Markdown?
Markdown is a lightweight markup language that uses plain-text syntax to structure content:# for headings, - for lists, **bold**, and[text](url) for links. It is the default format for GitHub, many documentation sites, static site generators, and note-taking apps. Converting HTML to Markdown lets you keep the structure of a page while switching to a format that is easy to read and edit in any editor.
Common conversion scenarios
- Pasting a formatted article into a blog or CMS that uses Markdown.
- Converting an email HTML template into plain-text documentation.
- Moving landing-page copy into a README or knowledge base.
- Cleaning up content scraped from a page so it renders well in markdown viewers.
This tool preserves the semantic structure of your HTML: headings, paragraphs, lists, links, images, and code blocks all become their Markdown equivalents, so you do not lose meaning when switching formats.