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Markdown to HTML

Type Markdown and watch the live preview; export the result as HTML or PDF.

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Built with privacy in mind. All processing happens entirely in your browser using open-source libraries.

What is the Markdown to HTML?

Markdown is the lightweight formatting language behind READMEs, docs and notes. This converter renders it into clean HTML with a live preview, highlighting code blocks and rendering tables correctly, so what you type is exactly what your readers get.

Writing in Markdown and exporting HTML gives you portable, version-friendly documents. The converter runs locally, so drafts and snippets never leave your computer, and the PDF export uses your browser to produce a print-ready copy in one click.

How to use the Markdown to HTML?
  1. Type or paste Markdown on the left; the preview updates live.
  2. Use the code blocks and tables in the sample to see highlighting.
  3. Click Export as PDF or Download HTML to save the result.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is Markdown to HTML free?

Yes, free with no signup or limits.

Are my documents uploaded?

No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser.

Does it support code highlighting and tables?

Yes, both code blocks with syntax highlighting and GitHub-style tables are fully supported.

Can I export to PDF and HTML?

Yes. Use the Download menu to save a standalone HTML file or render a PDF with html2pdf; if that library is unavailable the browser's print dialog is used instead.

Is the rendered HTML sanitized?

Yes. Output is sanitized with DOMPurify before rendering, so pasted Markdown cannot inject scripts, and everything runs in your browser.

Does it support tables, task lists and strikethrough?

It parses GitHub-Flavored Markdown, so tables, task lists, strikethrough and autolinks all work; rendering uses the marked library with GFM enabled.