Markdown to HTML
Render Markdown as HTML.
Render Markdown as HTML.
How to use Markdown to HTML
- Type or paste your Markdown into the editor
- Watch the live preview render it instantly
- Copy the clean HTML source to paste anywhere
About Markdown to HTML
Markdown to HTML turns any Markdown you write into clean, ready-to-paste HTML. Type or paste your Markdown on one side and the tool renders it live: a Preview tab shows the formatted result on a white card, while an HTML source tab shows the exact markup, which you can copy with a single click. It follows GitHub-Flavored Markdown rules, so headings, bold and italic text, ordered and unordered lists, links, images, fenced code blocks, tables, and blockquotes all convert the way you would expect.
If you have searched for a Python markdown library, a pandoc command, or a JavaScript converter like marked or markdown-it, this does the same job with nothing to install — no scripts, no build step, no command line. Paste the generated HTML into a website, blog post, CMS, email template, or documentation and skip the tooling entirely. It is especially handy for one-off conversions where writing and running code would take longer than the conversion itself.
Everything runs on your own device: your Markdown is converted in the browser and nothing is ever uploaded to a server. It is free, needs no sign-up, and works in any modern browser on desktop or mobile.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Markdown to HTML free?
- Yes — completely free with no sign-up and no limits.
- Is my text uploaded to a server?
- No. The conversion happens entirely in your browser, so nothing you type ever leaves your device.
- Does it support GitHub-Flavored Markdown?
- Yes — headings, bold and italics, lists, links, images, fenced code blocks, tables, and blockquotes all convert using GitHub-Flavored Markdown rules.
- Can I see the result before copying?
- Yes. The Preview tab renders the HTML live on a white card, and the HTML source tab shows the exact markup, which you can copy with one click.
- What can I use the HTML for?
- Paste it into a website, blog post, email template, CMS, or anywhere that accepts HTML instead of Markdown.
- Does it work on mobile?
- Yes — it works in any modern browser on phones, tablets, and desktops.
- Can I convert HTML back to Markdown here too?
- This tool converts in one direction — Markdown into HTML. To go the other way and turn HTML into Markdown, you would use a dedicated reverse converter such as the Turndown library in JavaScript or Pandoc on the command line.
- Does it convert Markdown tables to HTML?
- Yes. Pipe-and-dash Markdown tables convert into proper HTML table, row, and cell markup. If instead you already have an HTML table and want Markdown, that is the reverse direction and needs an HTML-to-Markdown converter.
- How do I convert Markdown to HTML in Python?
- In Python you would install the markdown package and call markdown.markdown(text), or use markdown2 for a few extra features. This tool runs the same kind of conversion in your browser, so you can skip installing and importing a library for a quick job.
- How do I convert Markdown to HTML with Pandoc?
- Pandoc handles it from the command line with pandoc file.md -o file.html. If you would rather not install Pandoc or open a terminal, paste your Markdown here and copy the HTML instead.
- How do I convert Markdown to HTML in JavaScript?
- Popular JavaScript libraries like marked and markdown-it parse Markdown into HTML in a few lines of code. This page performs that same kind of conversion for you, with no dependencies to add to a project.
- Is there an npm package that does this?
- Yes — marked and markdown-it are common npm packages for Markdown-to-HTML, while Turndown covers HTML-to-Markdown. If you only need a one-off conversion, this tool saves you from adding a package at all.