Feature Explanation

• ✓ Convert Markdown syntax directly to HTML elements
• ✓ Preview formatted HTML in real-time inside the browser
• ✓ Copy final HTML output in a single click
• ✓ Download HTML as a standalone web page file
• ✓ Use for blog formatting, documentation & static pages
• ✓ Ideal for GitHub README, changelogs & developer wikis

How It Works

The converter scans your Markdown text and replaces supported syntax with basic HTML tags:

• #, ##, ### → <h1>, <h2>, <h3>
• **bold** → <strong> … </strong>
• *italic* → <em> … </em>
• [text](url) → <a href="url">text</a>
• - list item → <li>…</li> wrapped in <ul>
• Line breaks → converted into <br> tags for basic spacing

The result is simple, lightweight HTML that you can embed into pages, templates, or content management systems.

How To Use This Tool

1. Write or paste your Markdown content in the Markdown Input box.
2. View the formatted result in the HTML Preview panel on the right.
3. Scroll down to see the raw HTML Output Code.
4. Click Copy HTML to copy the generated HTML to your clipboard.
5. Or click Download HTML to save a ready-to-use .html file.
6. Paste or upload the HTML into your website, blog editor, or CMS.

Who Should Use This Converter?

This Markdown to HTML tool is especially helpful for:

• Bloggers and content creators writing in Markdown editors
• Developers maintaining GitHub README or project documentation
• Technical writers preparing formatted docs and guides
• Students learning Markdown, HTML, or basic web development
• Teams using Markdown-based workflows but publishing in HTML

Privacy & Safe Use

All conversion happens directly in your browser using client-side logic. Your text is not uploaded to any server or stored externally. You can safely use this tool for drafts, examples, and non-sensitive content.

Disclaimer

This tool focuses on basic Markdown features and simple HTML structure. It may not support all advanced Markdown variants or edge cases used by specific frameworks. Always review and test the generated HTML in your own environment before publishing, especially for production websites, HTML emails, or critical documentation.