Markdown to HTML
Convert Markdown into clean HTML you can paste into a website, email, or CMS. You write in simple, readable Markdown and get valid HTML out, without hand-coding tags.
Why write in Markdown at all
Markdown lets you format text with a few plain symbols - # for headings, * for emphasis, - for lists - so the source stays readable while producing structured HTML. It is faster to write and far less error-prone than typing angle-bracket tags by hand, which is why it powers README files, documentation, and many blogging platforms.
The converter turns that Markdown into the equivalent HTML elements: headings become h1-h6, links become anchor tags, and so on, ready to drop into any system that accepts HTML.
Getting clean output
A few habits keep the HTML tidy.
- Leave a blank line between paragraphs and before lists so they render correctly.
- Check that links and images use the correct Markdown syntax, since a small slip breaks the tag.
- Review the HTML if your destination only allows certain tags, and strip the rest.
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FAQs
What is the difference between Markdown and HTML?▼
Markdown is a lightweight, readable way to write formatting with simple symbols; HTML is the tag-based markup browsers render. This tool converts the former into the latter.
Can I mix HTML inside my Markdown?▼
Most converters allow raw HTML within Markdown and pass it through. This is handy for elements Markdown does not cover, though it can complicate the output.
Why is my list or heading not converting?▼
Usually a spacing issue. Markdown needs a blank line before a list and a space after the # in a heading. Fix the spacing and it converts correctly.
Is my content uploaded?▼
No. Conversion runs in your browser, so your text stays on your device.
Does it support tables and code blocks?▼
Extended Markdown features like tables and fenced code blocks are widely supported, though exact support depends on the flavor. Standard headings, lists, links, and emphasis always work.
Will the HTML work in any website?▼
The HTML is standard and valid, but some platforms allow only a subset of tags. Check what your CMS or email tool permits and trim the output if needed.
What Markdown flavor does it use?▼
It follows common Markdown conventions. Most everyday syntax is universal; only advanced, flavor-specific features vary between processors.
How do I add a link or image?▼
Use [text](url) for a link and  for an image. The converter turns these into proper anchor and image tags.
Can I convert a whole document at once?▼
Yes. Paste an entire Markdown document and it converts the full text in one pass.
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