Markdown is the simple formatting language behind README files, GitHub, Reddit, Notion, Obsidian and the answers you get from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok. Those **bold**, # headings and - bullet marks are Markdown. When you want that content on a website, in an email or in a CMS like Blogger or WordPress, you need HTML instead. This free Markdown to HTML converter does the conversion live as you type, with a side-by-side preview so you can see exactly how it will look. It supports the features people actually use: headings, bold, italic and strikethrough, links and images, ordered and bulleted lists (including nested ones), task lists, blockquotes, horizontal rules, inline code and fenced code blocks with a language class, and GitHub-style tables with column alignment. Output is clean, semantic HTML with no inline styles, ready to paste. For safety, any raw HTML in your Markdown is escaped rather than passed through, and links using javascript: are dropped, so pasted content can't inject scripts into your page. Copy the HTML, download it as an .html file, or copy the rendered preview straight into Google Docs or an email. The converter is built into this page and runs in your browser.
Convert Markdown
How to convert Markdown to HTML
- Paste or type Markdown on the left.
- Check the preview.
- Copy the HTML, or copy rich text to paste into Docs or email.
Markdown cheat sheet
| # Heading | Heading 1 (## for 2, etc.) |
| **bold** / *italic* | Bold / italic |
| [text](url) | Link |
| - item / 1. item | Lists |
| ``` | Code block |
FAQ
Does it support GitHub-flavoured Markdown?
The common parts: tables, task lists, strikethrough and fenced code blocks.
Is raw HTML allowed?
It’s shown as text for safety, so pasted content can’t run scripts.
Can I paste ChatGPT answers?
Yes. Copy the response (it’s Markdown) and you’ll get clean HTML for your blog or CMS.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The conversion runs in your browser.
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