HTML & Markdown Editor
Convert HTML → Markdown or Markdown → HTML instantly, in your browser. Supports GFM tables, code blocks, and file download.
Output will appear here...The Complete Guide to HTML & Markdown Conversion
Writing content for the web has changed dramatically. HTML is the language of browsers, but it is verbose and hard for humans to read and edit. Markdown is the opposite: designed to be written and read as plain text, then compiled to HTML on demand.
When Should You Convert HTML to Markdown?
- Migrating a CMS: Moving content from an HTML-based platform (like legacy WordPress pages) to a Markdown-based one (Ghost, Astro, Hugo) requires converting HTML to Markdown first.
- Writing documentation: GitHub READMEs, GitBook docs, and most developer wikis use Markdown. Converting your HTML source makes it immediately portable.
- Version control: Markdown diffs cleanly in Git. Raw HTML diffs are a mess. Storing content as Markdown makes collaborative editing far easier.
GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) Support
This tool uses the Turndown library with the GFM plugin, giving you support for:
- Fenced code blocks (
```language) - HTML tables -> GFM pipe tables (
| col | col |) - Strikethrough (
~~text~~) - Nested lists, blockquotes, and inline code
When Should You Convert Markdown to HTML?
Switch the tool to Markdown -> HTML mode when you need to paste formatted content into a raw HTML email template, a legacy system that only accepts HTML, or when you want to preview how your Markdown will render.
How to Use the HTML to Markdown Editor
Step-by-step guide
Select a Mode
Choose HTML -> Markdown or Markdown -> HTML using the toggle button at the top.
Paste Your Code
Type or paste raw HTML or Markdown into the left editor panel.
Copy or Download
The converted output appears instantly on the right. Hit Copy or Download to save your work.
Frequently Asked Questions
About the HTML & Markdown Editor
Markdown is a lightweight markup language created by John Gruber in 2004. It allows you to write formatted text using plain characters - for example, **bold**, *italic*, and # Heading. It is the standard format used by GitHub, Notion, Ghost, and most modern CMSs because it is human-readable and portable.
HTML is verbose and hard to read as raw text. Converting HTML to Markdown gives you a clean, portable format that works everywhere - from GitHub READMEs to blog platforms like Ghost and WordPress. It is also much easier to version-control in Git.
Yes. You can switch between HTML -> Markdown and Markdown -> HTML modes using the toggle button. When you switch, the output is automatically moved to the input so you can keep working without losing anything.
Yes. The tool uses GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) via the Turndown library, which supports fenced code blocks (```), HTML tables -> GFM pipe tables, nested lists, strikethroughs, and task list syntax.
The conversion runs 100% in your browser using JavaScript. No text is ever sent to any server. Your content is completely private.
In HTML -> Markdown mode, you can download a .md file. In Markdown -> HTML mode, you can download a .html file. Files are generated instantly using the browser Blob API.
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