HTML to Markdown converter

How to convert HTML to Markdown

1. Paste markup into the box above, or drop an .html file: a page you saved, an export from another tool, or the source of an email.
2. The markup is cleaned first (scripts, styles and page chrome are removed) and converted second: headings, lists, links, images, tables, task lists and code fences.
3. Copy the Markdown, download it as a .md file, or open it in the editor to see it rendered before you commit it.

What you get

• GitHub-Flavored Markdown: tables, task lists and strikethrough convert to the syntax your repository already renders.
• Code stays code: <pre> blocks become fenced code blocks, with the language when the markup declares one.
• Scripts and styles are dropped rather than converted, so a <style> block never leaks into your prose and the result is safe to paste into a repository.

Frequently asked questions

Is my HTML uploaded?

No. Cleaning, converting and downloading all happen in your browser: the page never sends your markup anywhere.

Does it keep tables and task lists?

Yes, with GitHub-Flavored Markdown enabled, which is the default. Turn that option off when you need strict CommonMark: tables then become plain text.

What happens to links and images?

Both are kept as Markdown by default. Switch them off to keep only link text and drop image URLs — useful when the result goes into a tool that must not call external hosts.