Markdown Tools › HTML to Markdown

When you copy content from a web page, blog, or legacy document, you receive raw HTML filled with complex tags and scripts. To incorporate that content into a book or documentation repository, you need clean, readable Markdown without visual clutter.

Paste raw HTML markup or upload an .html or .htm file. The converter strips away unsafe scripts, tracking tags, and noisy container elements while faithfully translating headings, bold, italic, code blocks, bullet lists, blockquotes, and tables into standard Markdown.

Conversion happens in an instant. You can preview the generated Markdown syntax directly in your browser, check word and line counts, copy the result to your clipboard with a single click, or download the clean .md file for immediate use in your projects.

How to use it

1. Upload an .html file or paste HTML markup directly into the text box.
2. Click Convert to Markdown to strip scripts and produce clean GitHub Flavored Markdown.
3. Preview the output, copy to clipboard, or download the .md document.

Worked example

Converts cleanly to ## Title and bold text, while unsafe scripts are completely removed.

Questions

Can I upload .html files or paste raw markup?

Both! You can upload an .html or .htm file, or paste web page snippets directly into the editor.

Are unsafe scripts and styles removed?

Yes. Scripts, frames, tracking pixels, and inline styles are completely stripped, leaving only pure, safe Markdown content.

How are HTML tables converted?

Standard HTML <table> elements are transformed into GitHub Flavored Markdown pipe tables with column alignment preserved.

Are links and images preserved?

Yes. Standard hyperlinks and image URLs are converted into standard Markdown [text](url) and  syntax.

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