Markdown to HTML
Convert Markdown into clean HTML with a live preview, so you see exactly what the rendered output will look like.
About Markdown to HTML
A Markdown to HTML converter turns the lightweight formatting of Markdown into the semantic HTML that browsers and frameworks actually consume. Writers love Markdown's readability, but the web needs tags. This tool bridges that gap with a live preview, so you can write naturally and hand your content over as clean, copy-ready HTML for blogs, docs, emails, and static sites.
The conversion maps each Markdown construct to its semantic HTML equivalent: headings become h1-h6, bold becomes strong, lists become ul or ol, links become anchors, and code blocks become pre and code. Because it produces semantic markup rather than presentational styling, the output fits naturally into any site's stylesheet. The live preview renders the result beside your input, letting you confirm structure before you copy, and unsupported raw HTML passes through for advanced cases.
Bloggers drafting in Markdown export posts to HTML for their CMS, and developers writing README and documentation files convert them for rendering in code review tools. Email marketers compose in Markdown for speed and render to HTML for clients that need it, and students preparing formatted assignments benefit from the immediate visual feedback. Anyone who writes once and publishes in two formats will save time.
How to Use
- Type or paste Markdown into the input pane.
- Watch the HTML and the rendered preview update live.
- Copy the generated HTML for your site or documentation.
Example
# Hello This is **bold** text. <h1>Hello</h1><p>This is <strong>bold</strong> text.</p>
Headings, emphasis, links, and lists map to their semantic HTML equivalents. The preview pane shows the rendered result side by side.
FAQ
Which Markdown features are supported?
Headings, bold, italic, links, images, lists, blockquotes, code blocks, tables, and strikethrough.
Can I use this to write a blog post?
Yes. Write in Markdown, then copy the generated HTML straight into your CMS or static site generator.
Is the HTML safe to embed?
The generated HTML is standard semantic markup. Raw embedded HTML in your source is passed through for advanced use cases.
Can I use the HTML output in a static site generator?
Yes. The generated HTML is standard semantic markup that drops straight into HTML templates and static site builds. Some generators prefer you keep Markdown source and convert at build time instead.
What about tables and code blocks?
Both are supported. Pipe tables become HTML table elements, and fenced code blocks become pre and code elements with the language class preserved.