Markdown to HTML Converter
Write or paste Markdown and instantly see a live preview plus the generated HTML source — supports GitHub-flavored tables, task lists, bold, links and more. Copy the HTML with one click.
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About this tool
Markdown to HTML Converter turns Markdown text into clean HTML while showing a live rendered preview beside it. Type on the left, watch the formatting appear on the right, and grab the underlying HTML source whenever you need it.
It supports GitHub-flavored Markdown, so tables, task lists, fenced code blocks, headings, bold, italics and links all convert correctly. Everything runs in your browser, which makes it a fast way to draft README files, blog posts or documentation without a heavyweight editor.
How to use
- Type or paste your Markdown into the input pane on the left.
- Watch the live preview on the right update as you type.
- Switch to the HTML view to see the generated markup.
- Use tables, task lists or fenced code blocks — GitHub-flavored syntax is supported.
- Click Copy to place the HTML on your clipboard, ready to paste into a CMS or template.
Features
- Side-by-side live preview and HTML source, updated instantly.
- GitHub-flavored Markdown: tables, task lists and strikethrough.
- Fenced code blocks and inline code render correctly.
- One-click copy of the generated HTML.
- Clean, semantic output you can paste straight into a page.
- Runs entirely in the browser — your draft is never uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Is my Markdown sent to a server?
No. The conversion happens locally in your browser with JavaScript, so your text and any private notes stay on your device.
Which Markdown flavor does it support?
It follows GitHub-Flavored Markdown (GFM), including tables, task lists, strikethrough and fenced code blocks, on top of standard CommonMark syntax.
Can I paste the HTML into WordPress or another CMS?
Yes. Copy the generated HTML and paste it into the code/HTML view of your editor. The markup is standard and does not rely on any external stylesheet.
Why does the preview look plainer than the final page?
The preview uses neutral styling so you can judge structure. On your own site the same HTML inherits your theme's fonts, colors and spacing.