Convert simple Markdown — headings, bold, italic, links, lists and code — into HTML.
Try an example
Load a ready-made sample into this tool and run it. Every result you see is calculated live by the tool itself — nothing here is a pre-written answer.
Sample: input: # Hello This is **bold** and *italic* text.
How to Use
- Paste Markdown into the box.
- Click Run.
- Copy the HTML result.
What this Markdown to HTML converter does
This Markdown to HTML converter turns simple Markdown into HTML you can paste into a page, template or content system. Headings, bold, italic, links, lists and code are converted into their HTML tags, so a document written in a notes app or readme becomes markup a browser understands. Paste the Markdown in and copy the HTML out. The result is ready to paste as-is.
When to use it
Use it when your writing lives in Markdown but its destination does not — a CMS field that wants HTML, an email template, or a static page you are assembling by hand. The output is plain, unstyled markup: your page's own CSS decides how the headings and lists will look once the HTML is in place.
Good to know
This is a simple converter for common Markdown. Tables, footnotes and the extensions offered by particular platforms are not supported, and anything unrecognised passes through without conversion. If your document leans on those features, convert the main text here and add the special parts by hand afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
Which Markdown features are supported?
The common core: headings, paragraphs, bold, italic, links, bulleted and numbered lists, and code. If your document sticks to those, the HTML comes out complete. Platform-specific extensions such as tables and footnotes are outside what this converter handles.
Will the HTML come with any styling?
No. The converter produces bare tags with no classes, styles or wrapper markup. That is deliberate: the page or template you paste into supplies the design, so the same HTML can sit inside any site's existing styles.
What happens to text it does not recognise?
It passes through as written rather than being dropped. You will see it in the output in its original form, which makes gaps easy to spot and fix by hand instead of hunting for silently missing content.
How to use Markdown to HTML Converter
- Paste Markdown into the box.
- Click Run.
- Copy the HTML result.
Limitations
This is a simple converter for common Markdown; tables, footnotes and extensions are not supported.