HTML to
Markdown.
Convert HTML code to clean Markdown format. Preserve links, images, tables, and text formatting. Free online converter tool.
Input
Supports headings, paragraphs, links, lists, and basic tables.
Output
Paste input and click
Convert to Markdown to see results.
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About This Tool
What is HTML to Markdown?
This tool converts HTML code into clean Markdown format. It preserves the document structure including headings, links, lists, code blocks, tables, and text formatting while producing readable Markdown output.
How to Use This Tool
- Paste your HTML code into the input field
- Click "Convert to Markdown"
- Review the generated Markdown
- Copy to clipboard or download as a .md file
What Gets Converted?
- Headings: H1-H6 converted to # through ######
- Links: Converted to [text](url) format
- Images: Converted to  format
- Lists: Both ordered (ol) and unordered (ul) lists
- Code: Inline code and fenced code blocks
- Tables: Converted to Markdown table format
- Formatting: Bold, italic, strikethrough, and blockquotes
Common Use Cases
- Convert web page source code to Markdown for documentation
- Migrate HTML content to Markdown-based systems (Jekyll, Hugo, Gatsby)
- Clean up HTML emails for Markdown note-taking apps
- Convert HTML documentation to Markdown for GitHub READMEs
- Transform HTML snippets for use in Markdown editors
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HTML to Markdown conversion?
This tool converts HTML code into clean Markdown format, preserving headings, links, lists, images, and text formatting while removing HTML tags.
Which HTML elements are converted?
The tool converts headings (h1-h6), paragraphs, links, images, bold/italic text, lists (ordered and unordered), code blocks, tables, and blockquotes.
Is the HTML validated before conversion?
The tool handles both well-formed and malformed HTML, doing its best to extract meaningful content even from imperfect markup.
What can I use the Markdown output for?
Use it for documentation (README files), static site generators (Jekyll, Hugo), note-taking apps (Notion, Obsidian), or any Markdown-compatible platform.