Why Use This Tool?
Writing in Markdown is fast; publishing needs HTML; migrating the other way is tedious. This converter covers both directions: Markdown headings, bold, italic, links, inline code, lists, quotes, and fenced code blocks become clean HTML tags — and well-formed HTML converts back to Markdown.
The HTML output is ready to paste into any CMS or page, and the conversion runs locally, so unpublished drafts never leave your device.
How It Works
- Paste Markdown or HTML into the input box.
- Click the direction you need.
- Copy the converted output into your CMS, page, or editor.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert Markdown to HTML?
Paste your Markdown, click 'Markdown → HTML', and copy the generated tags. Headings, bold, italic, inline code, links, ordered and unordered lists, blockquotes, horizontal rules, and fenced code blocks are all supported.
Can I convert HTML back to Markdown?
Yes — the reverse button maps h1–h6, strong/b, em/i, links, list items, blockquotes, and code back to Markdown syntax.
Is the generated HTML clean?
It's minimal and semantic: only the tags your Markdown implied, no wrapper divs, classes, or inline styles — ready to style with your own CSS.
Tips & Things to Watch
- Fenced code blocks (```) are preserved exactly — no formatting inside them.
- The converter escapes < and > in your text, so pasted code won't break the HTML.
- For full-document conversion with tables, use a dedicated static-site tool — this covers the everyday 90%.