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118 characters Β· 6 words Β· 118 bytes (UTF-8)
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Render GFM Markdown into clean HTML markup with code syntax.
Beautify, format, and indent HTML markup with standard tag nesting.
Minify HTML markup by removing comments and unneeded whitespace.
Beautify and indent CSS rules, properties, and media queries.
Generate clean HTML table markup from JSON data arrays.
Wrap text at specified column width, add line prefixes/suffixes, and indent.
Copying content from a webpage or CMS often brings along a tangle of HTML tags when all you really want is clean Markdown for a README, blog post, or documentation site. This HTML to Markdown converter parses your markup and translates headings, links, images, tables, and lists into their proper Markdown equivalents, stripping away styling noise in the process. It's a favorite among technical writers migrating content to Markdown-based docs, developers converting blog exports for static site generators, and anyone maintaining a GitHub README. The converter follows common GitHub Flavored Markdown conventions so tables and code blocks come out correctly formatted. Since conversion happens entirely in your browser, your content is never uploaded to a server, and there's no signup required. Paste your HTML below to get clean Markdown instantly.
Yes, standard HTML tables are converted into GitHub Flavored Markdown table syntax with aligned pipes and header separators.
Styling attributes like class, style, and inline CSS are dropped since Markdown doesn't support them - only structural content is preserved.
Yes, nested ordered and unordered lists are converted with proper indentation to preserve their hierarchy in Markdown.
Yes, anchor tags become Markdown links and img tags become Markdown image syntax, preserving href, src, and alt text.
No, the entire conversion runs locally in your browser using client-side JavaScript, so nothing is sent to a server.
Yes, use the companion Markdown to HTML converter to reverse the transformation at any time.
Yes, pre and code elements are converted into fenced code blocks or inline backtick syntax as appropriate.