Markdown to HTML

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About the Markdown to HTML Converter

This tool converts Markdown text to HTML using the CommonMark specification. It is suitable for blog drafts, README files and documentation that you intend to embed in a CMS.

How to use it

Paste your Markdown.
The HTML output appears on the right.
Copy or download the HTML.

Notes

Raw HTML inside Markdown is preserved by default.
Sanitize the output before injecting it into a public page to avoid XSS.

Markdown is the fast, readable shorthand for structured text — headings, lists, links and bold — that runs through README files, docs and content systems. But many places still want the actual HTML. This converter turns the Markdown you write into the equivalent HTML markup, so a doc, a post or a page you drafted in Markdown syntax can be published as web-ready code.

It is the bridge between writing comfortably in Markdown and shipping finished markup, whether you are generating a code snippet to paste or checking how your syntax will expand.

How to Use the Markdown to HTML Converter

Paste your Markdown into the input.
Read the generated HTML in the output panel.
Copy the HTML into your page, CMS or documentation.

Practical Use Cases

Turn a Markdown draft — headings, lists and links — into HTML for a CMS or blog post, convert a README into markup for a documentation page, and preview how your Markdown syntax expands before it ships.

What It Covers

Common Markdown: headings, paragraphs, bold and italic, ordered and unordered lists, links and images. It produces the clean structural HTML those elements map to, so you can paste it into the target system directly.

Markdown to HTML — common questions

Which Markdown elements are supported?

Standard structural elements — headings, lists, emphasis, links and images. Those cover the large majority of everyday Markdown writing and convert into clean, paste-ready HTML.

Why convert to HTML at all?

Because many publishing systems, emails and CMSs accept HTML directly, while you write faster in Markdown. Converting bridges the two.

Is the output safe to paste anywhere?

The generated markup is structural HTML from your own Markdown. As with any HTML you generate, check the target system supports the tags before relying on the rendering.