How to convert HTML to Markdown
To convert HTML to Markdown, paste your markup into the tool and it generates GFM-style Markdown in your browser. A rendered preview shows how the Markdown will look so you can confirm headings, lists, links, and code blocks came through correctly, then you copy or download the result.
The conversion runs client-side, so the HTML you paste is never sent to a server. That keeps help-center articles, CMS exports, and product copy private, and it works instantly without an account or upload step.
- Paste your HTML markup
- Let the tool generate GFM Markdown
- Check the rendered Markdown preview
- Copy or download the Markdown
What it converts and when to use it
A lot of Markdown work starts from existing HTML copied out of a CMS, a help center, or a product site. This converter targets the practical content structures people actually need: headings, ordered and unordered lists, links, inline and block code, and simple tables, turning them into clean Markdown.
It is tuned for snippets and document content rather than full-page fidelity, so it does not try to preserve complex layout, styling, or scripts. That focus makes it ideal for moving article text into a docs repo, a README, a static site, or a Markdown-based note system.