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Markdown to HTML Converter — Render Markdown Into HTML

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This Markdown to HTML converter renders Markdown into clean HTML using marked, fully in your browser. Useful when you have a README, a blog draft, or any Markdown document that needs to land in a CMS, an email template, or a website.

Markdown is wonderful for writing and brutal for publishing. Most CMSes, email tools, newsletter platforms, and legacy systems want HTML. Doing the translation by hand is tedious and easy to get wrong (especially around code blocks, nested lists, and tables). This tool runs your Markdown through marked — the same parser used by countless production systems — and emits a fragment of HTML you can paste anywhere.

The output is plain HTML without a wrapping document or styles, so you can drop it into an existing template without conflict. GitHub-flavored Markdown features (fenced code blocks, tables, strikethrough, autolinks) are all supported. Inline HTML in the source is passed through unchanged.

After conversion you can download the .html file or copy the HTML directly to clipboard, handy for pasting into a rich-text editor that accepts source HTML.

Frequently asked questions

Is my Markdown uploaded?

No. Conversion runs in your browser using marked. Nothing is sent to a server.

Which Markdown flavor is supported?

GitHub-flavored Markdown — fenced code blocks, tables, strikethrough, task lists, and autolinks all work.

Does the output include CSS or a full HTML document?

No. The output is an HTML fragment — just the rendered content. Wrap it in your own template as needed.

Is inline HTML in the Markdown preserved?

Yes. Raw HTML inside the Markdown source passes through to the output.

Can I copy the HTML to clipboard?

Yes. A "Copy text" button appears beside the download once conversion finishes.

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