Type or paste Markdown to see it rendered, the way GitHub and most editors show it, and copy the HTML. Or switch direction to turn HTML into clean Markdown.
| Write | Get |
|---|---|
# Title | a top-level heading |
**bold** and *italic* | bold and italic |
[a link](https://example.com) | a link |
- item | a bulleted list |
1. item | a numbered list |
`code` | inline code |
```js … ``` | a code block |
| A | B | | a table (with a |---|---| line under the header) |
- [ ] task | a task list checkbox |
Paste HTML (from a web page, a CMS or an email) and get Markdown back, with headings, links, lists, code and tables converted. Handy for moving content into a README, a wiki or a static site.
GitHub Flavored Markdown (tables, task lists, strikethrough, fenced code), through the open-source marked library. HTML in the preview is cleaned with DOMPurify.
No: it’s all done in your browser.
Open all 35 Dev Tools. Everything runs in your browser; nothing you paste is uploaded.