Free online tool
Markdown to HTML
Type or paste Markdown, get clean HTML instantly. GFM tables, code blocks, task lists — all converted to semantic HTML.
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How it works
Write Markdown
Type your Markdown directly or paste it from any editor — Obsidian, Notion, VS Code, or a plain text file.
See the result
Conversion happens instantly in your browser. Preview the rendered output or switch to the raw HTML source view.
Copy or download
Copy the HTML fragment to your clipboard for embedding, or download a complete .html file ready for the web.
Why use our Markdown to HTML converter?
Built for developers, writers, and content creators who need reliable, instant conversion.
Real-Time Conversion
See the HTML output update instantly as you type. No waiting, no loading spinners — results appear in real time.
100% Client-Side
Your Markdown never leaves your browser. Zero server requests, zero data storage. Complete privacy guaranteed.
GFM Table Support
GitHub Flavored Markdown tables with column alignment are converted to proper semantic HTML table elements.
Task Lists & Lists
Ordered lists, unordered lists, nested lists, and GFM task lists (checkboxes) are all handled correctly.
Clean HTML Output
Produces semantic, standards-compliant HTML. Copy fragments for embedding, or download a complete HTML document.
Live Preview
Switch between rendered preview and raw HTML source. See exactly how your Markdown will look on the web.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about converting Markdown to HTML.
We support the full GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) specification, including headings, bold, italic, strikethrough, links, images, ordered and unordered lists, task lists, tables with column alignment, code blocks with language hints, blockquotes, and horizontal rules.
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your content never leaves your device. There is no server request, no data storage, and no tracking.
The converter generates clean, semantic HTML. Headings become h1–h6 elements, paragraphs become p elements, lists become ul/ol/li elements, tables use table/thead/tbody structure, and code blocks use pre and code elements. The output is ready for any website, CMS, or email template.
Yes. The Download button generates a full HTML document with proper DOCTYPE, head, and body tags — ready to open in any browser. The Copy button copies just the HTML fragment for embedding in existing pages.
Code blocks with language hints (e.g. ```javascript) are converted to pre/code tags with the appropriate language class. You can pair the output with any syntax highlighting library like Prism.js or highlight.js for styled code display.
Absolutely. GFM tables with column alignment (left, center, right) are converted to proper HTML table elements with thead, tbody, and alignment attributes preserved.
Yes. The converter produces clean, semantic HTML that you can paste directly into the WordPress block editor (Custom HTML block), Mailchimp, Substack, or any CMS that accepts raw HTML. Use the Copy button to grab just the HTML fragment, without the document wrapper.
Paste your README content into the editor and click Download. You will get a complete .html file with proper DOCTYPE, head, and body tags that you can open in any browser or host on your own server.