From Markdown to publish-ready HTML
Markdown is the fastest way to write formatted text, but websites, email tools and CMS editors often need HTML. Paste Markdown here and see a live preview as you type, then switch to the HTML code view to copy clean, semantic markup: headings, paragraphs, lists, links, images and emphasis.
It supports GitHub Flavored Markdown: tables with column alignment, task lists with checkboxes, fenced code blocks with language classes and ~~strikethrough~~. Turn on line breaks as `<br>` to match how GitHub comments and chat apps treat single line breaks. The preview is sanitized, so pasted content can't run scripts.
How to convert Markdown to HTML
- 1
Paste your Markdown
Or load the example to see what's supported.
- 2
Check the preview
See the formatted result as you type.
- 3
Switch to HTML code
Copy or download the markup.
Key features
GitHub Flavored Markdown
Tables, task lists, strikethrough and fenced code.
Live preview
Updates instantly while you type.
Safe rendering
The preview is sanitized with DOMPurify.
Drafts saved
Your text survives a page refresh on this device.
Common uses
- Publishing blog posts: Write in Markdown, paste HTML into your CMS.
- README previews: Check how a README will look before pushing.
- Email newsletters: Draft in Markdown and export HTML.
Tips and good to know
- Converting the other way? Use the HTML to Markdown Converter.
- Shrink the generated HTML for production with the HTML Minifier.