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Paste any HTML and get clean, readable Markdown output — headings, lists, links, bold, italic, and tables all converted with correct Markdown syntax.
Convert HTML to Markdown · handles headings bold italic lists links code tables · instant copy · client-side
Add raw HTML markup — a copied webpage section, a CMS export, an email template, or any HTML fragment.
The conversion runs instantly. HTML tags are replaced with their Markdown equivalents, and non-convertible elements are handled cleanly.
Paste the Markdown into your editor, README, documentation site, or any Markdown-supporting platform.
Common reasons include migrating content from a website into a static site generator or documentation system that uses Markdown, converting CMS exports for use in GitHub README files, preparing web content for a headless CMS, or simply cleaning HTML into a more readable format for editing.
<h1>–<h6> → heading levels, <strong> / <b> → **bold**, <em> / <i> → *italic*, <a> → [text](url), <ul>/<li> → bullet lists, <ol>/<li> → numbered lists, <code> → inline code, <pre> → code blocks, <blockquote> → > quotes, <table> → GFM table syntax, <img> → .
Elements without Markdown equivalents — such as <div>, <span>, <form>, <script>, or CSS-styled elements — are either stripped (presentational containers) or kept as raw HTML inline in the output, since Markdown permits raw HTML passthrough in most implementations.
No. All conversion runs in your browser. HTML content is never sent to any server.
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HTML is the output format of the web but a poor format for writing and editing — tags clutter the text, making documents hard to read and slow to write in. Markdown strips that away into clean, readable plain text that renders to the same visual result. This converter handles the reverse journey from HTML back to Markdown, which comes up whenever you’re migrating content between platforms, extracting web content for documentation, or working with systems that author in Markdown but display HTML. It handles all standard HTML elements and outputs clean, properly formatted Markdown compatible with CommonMark and GFM parsers.
All conversion runs in your browser. HTML content is never uploaded or transmitted to any server.
