Markdown to HTML Converter

Paste or type Markdown on the left and instantly see clean HTML and a live preview on the right.

Markdown Input 0 chars · 0 words
Markdown Syntax Cheat Sheet
MarkdownResult
# Heading 1Large heading
## Heading 2Medium heading
**bold**bold
*italic*italic
~~strike~~strike
`inline code`inline code
[text](https://url)text
![alt](img.png)image
- list itembullet list
1. ordered itemnumbered list
> quoteblock quote
--- (alone on a line)horizontal rule
```code block```fenced code
| col | col | (with --- row)table
- [ ] task / - [x] donetask list
Frequently Asked Questions

Markdown is a lightweight plain-text formatting syntax created by John Gruber in 2004. It lets you write structured documents using simple characters such as # for headings, * for bold and italics, and - for lists. It is widely used for README files, blog posts, documentation and notes.

Yes. The converter handles the most common GitHub Flavoured Markdown extensions including fenced code blocks (```), tables, task lists ([ ] / [x]), strikethrough (~~text~~) and automatic URL linking.

No. The conversion happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your content never leaves your device, which is ideal for confidential notes or private documentation.

Yes. Use the Copy HTML button to copy the rendered HTML to your clipboard, or Download HTML to save it as a .html file ready to upload to your website or share.

Use [link text](https://example.com) for a link and ![alt text](image-url.png) for an image. The converter will produce the appropriate <a> or <img> tag in the output.
Use Cases
  • Convert GitHub READMEs to HTML for your website
  • Turn meeting notes into shareable web pages
  • Draft blog posts in Markdown then paste HTML into your CMS
  • Prepare documentation snippets for emails and tickets
  • Preview Markdown without installing any software
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