Markdown to HTML Converter

Convert Markdown to HTML in real time, preview the rendered output, and copy HTML or rich text for README sections, release notes, CMS fields, and email drafts.

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Markdown conversion and preview run locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

How to Use

  1. Paste Markdown on the left, such as release notes, a README section, or an email draft.
  2. Review the HTML source on the right, or switch to "Preview" to inspect the rendered format.
  3. Click "Copy HTML" for a CMS, email template, or developer documentation.
  4. If your destination supports rich paste, click "Copy Rich Text" to preserve basic headings, lists, and emphasis.

Core Features

  • Convert Markdown to HTML source in real time
  • Support common GitHub Flavored Markdown syntax, including tables, lists, code blocks, and emphasis
  • Switch between HTML source and preview to inspect the rendered result
  • Copy HTML, copy rich text, or download a complete HTML file
  • Run conversion locally in the browser without uploading document content

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Calculation Logic

This tool uses a browser-side Markdown parser to generate HTML in real time with common GitHub Flavored Markdown support. Source view is useful when you need markup for templates, CMS fields, or static sites. Preview view helps you check heading levels, lists, tables, and code blocks before copying.

Copy Rich Text writes text/html through the browser Clipboard API when available and falls back to HTML source when rich clipboard support is unavailable. Different target editors preserve pasted styling differently, so this tool promises basic structure and formatting rather than full theme fidelity.

It is not a full Markdown editor and does not manage drafts, themes, or autosave. The page is intentionally focused on lightweight conversion, preview, and copy workflows so it does not overlap with the existing Markdown editor.

FAQ

Is my Markdown uploaded?

No. Input, conversion, preview, and clipboard actions run in your current browser session.

Does it support GitHub Flavored Markdown?

Yes. It supports common GFM syntax, including tables, lists, code blocks, and emphasis.

Can I paste the result into email or a CMS?

Yes. Copy HTML is useful for source fields. Copy Rich Text is useful for email, CMS, and document editors that accept text/html clipboard content.

What is the difference between copying rich text and copying HTML?

Copy HTML places source markup on the clipboard. Copy Rich Text writes text/html first so compatible editors can paste the rendered basic formatting directly.