Convert to .md
Paste HTML and get clean Markdown back — headings, links, lists and formatting included.
Handles headings, bold, italics, links, lists and paragraphs — good enough for most CMS exports.
Frequently asked questions
Why would I need Markdown instead of just pasting HTML?
Many CMS platforms, static site generators, and AI tools accept or prefer Markdown over raw HTML, and Markdown strips out the inline styling clutter that often comes along when copying from a rich text editor — leaving clean, portable formatting behind.
Does the conversion preserve links and images?
Yes — links convert to standard Markdown link syntax and images to Markdown image syntax, along with headings, lists, and basic text formatting like bold and italics carried over from the source HTML.
Will this handle messy HTML copied from a website, not just clean source code?
It handles typical messy HTML reasonably well — stray inline styles and unnecessary wrapper tags get dropped — but very unusual or broken markup may need a manual once-over afterward.
Is there a size limit on what I can paste in?
The tool is built for typical page or article-length content. For very large documents, converting in sections tends to give more reliable, easier-to-check output than one enormous paste.