HTML to Markdown

Transform raw HTML into clean, formatted Markdown syntax instantly.

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About HTML to Markdown

This tool helps developers, writers, and content managers migrate content from web CMS (like WordPress) to Markdown-based systems (like Jekyll, Hugo, or GitHub Readmes). It parses standard HTML tags and converts them into their Markdown equivalents.

Supported Features

  • Headings: H1-H6 converted to # syntax or underlines.
  • Lists: Ordered (1.) and Unordered (-, *, +) lists.
  • Formatting: Bold (**), Italic (_), Strikethrough (~).
  • Code: Inline code and pre-formatted code blocks.
  • Media: Images and Links preserved.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does it support GFM (GitHub Flavor)?

Yes, it handles tables, task lists, and strikethrough text commonly found in GitHub Markdown.

2. Is my data secure?

Absolutely. Conversion happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No HTML is sent to any server.

3. Why does some HTML not convert?

Complex scripts, styles, or non-standard tags usually don't have a Markdown equivalent, so they may be stripped or kept as raw HTML depending on the rule.

Quick Reference
  • Bold **text**
  • Italic _text_
  • Heading 1 # Text
  • Link [Title](url)
  • Image ![Alt](src)
  • Code `code`
  • Blockquote > Text
  • Rule ---
Pro Tip

Use "Fenced" code blocks and "ATX" headings for maximum compatibility with modern Markdown renderers like Notion, Obsidian, and VS Code.