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Markdown to HTML Converter
Write in Markdown, get clean HTML โ headings, lists, code, tables and links all covered.
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How to Use This Converter
Type or paste Markdown on the left; the HTML appears on the right and updates as you type.
- Supports the core syntax โ enough for most README and blog content.
- Copy the generated HTML into any CMS rich-text editor or email template.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Markdown features are supported?
Headings, bold, italic, links, images, ordered and unordered lists, blockquotes, fenced code blocks, and GitHub-style tables.
Is the HTML safe to embed?
The output is generated HTML. If you embed user-generated content, still sanitize it server-side to be safe.
Does it support raw HTML in Markdown?
Raw HTML blocks pass through where supported, so you can mix both if your parser allows it.
Is my content stored?
No โ conversion happens entirely in your browser.
Practical Example
Type **bold** and the output is <strong>bold</strong>. Type # Hello and the output is <h1>Hello</h1>.
- A line starting with
- itembecomes<li>item</li>inside a<ul>list. - Inline code between backticks,
`x`, becomes<code>x</code>.
What Your Results Mean
- Block tags โ headings, paragraphs, lists and tables are wrapped in HTML block elements such as
<h1>and<p>. - Inline tags โ emphasis and links become
<strong>,<em>,<a>or<code>inside their parent block. - Character count โ the reported length is the number of characters in the generated HTML, including all tags.
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