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HTML to Markdown

Conversion

Convert HTML to Markdown format with options to preserve links, images, and code blocks.

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Stripping HTML down to plain text throws away real information, a link becomes indistinguishable from any other text, a code block loses its monospaced formatting entirely, a heading looks identical to a regular paragraph. This tool converts HTML to Markdown instead, which keeps that structure intact but represents it using Markdown's own lighter syntax: a link becomes bracketed text followed by a parenthetical URL, a heading becomes a line prefixed with a hash mark, a code block gets wrapped in triple backticks.

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That distinction matters when the destination is a Markdown-based wiki, a README file, or a notes app that renders Markdown, since pasting converted Markdown preserves formatting that plain text would have thrown away entirely. Paste in a page's HTML source and choose whether to keep links, images, and code blocks in the conversion, or drop any of them if the destination doesn't need that particular piece of structure.

Key features

  • Clean interface
  • Fast processing
  • No signup required
  • Works offline

Quick answers for HTML to Markdown

Which HTML elements does it convert?
Headings h1 through h6, bold and italic text, links, images, inline and block code, blockquotes, ordered and unordered lists, horizontal rules, and line breaks, each mapped to its Markdown equivalent.
Does it preserve links and images automatically?
Yes, anchor tags become [text](url) links and img tags become ![alt](src) images automatically, with no separate setting needed to turn that on.
What happens to HTML tags it does not specifically handle?
Any remaining tags are stripped out after the known conversions run, so the result is plain Markdown text rather than a mix of Markdown and leftover HTML.