📝 CONVERTER
Markdown to HTML
Paste Markdown on the left, get clean HTML on the right — instantly. Supports headings, bold, italic, tables, code blocks, blockquotes, and more.
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Markdown
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Markdown Cheatsheet
Headings
# H1
<h1>
## H2
<h2>
### H3
<h3>
Emphasis
**bold**
<strong>
*italic*
<em>
~~strike~~
<del>
Lists
- item
<ul><li>
1. item
<ol><li>
- nested
nested <ul>
Links & Images
[text](url)
<a href>
<img>
<url>
auto-link
Code
`code`
<code>
```block```
<pre><code>
4 spaces
<pre>
Other
> quote
<blockquote>
---
<hr>
| col | col |
<table>
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. This converter supports GFM features including fenced code blocks (```), strikethrough (~~text~~), tables with alignment, task lists, and auto-linking of URLs. These are the extensions that GitHub adds on top of standard CommonMark.
The output is standard semantic HTML. The converter does not inject scripts or strip attributes — it produces the HTML that directly corresponds to your Markdown. If you plan to render the HTML in a public-facing page, you should sanitize it with a library like DOMPurify to prevent XSS if the Markdown source is untrusted.
This tool is one-way: Markdown → HTML. Converting HTML back to Markdown (reverse parsing) is a different operation. For that direction, tools like Turndown.js are commonly used.
The downloaded file is a complete standalone HTML document with a basic CSS reset and readable typography, wrapping your converted content in a properly structured page. You can open it directly in any browser.
No. All conversion happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your content never leaves your device and is never logged or stored anywhere.