Markdown to HTML Converter

What stays as plain text

Only headings, bullet lists, bold, italic, inline code, and links become HTML. Numbered lists, block quotes, fenced code blocks, images, and tables come through as ordinary paragraphs, and emphasis written with underscores stays literal, since only asterisks are recognized. Links must be full http:// or https:// addresses; relative links stay as text. If a document depends on any of these, check the output before pasting it into a page.

Lines, paragraphs, and links in the output

Every non-blank line becomes its own <p> element, so a paragraph wrapped across several lines in the source turns into several short paragraphs; join such lines first, for example with join lines and a space as the delimiter. Links are written with target="_blank" and rel="noreferrer", so they open in a new tab; remove those attributes if the site opens links in the same tab.

How to use it

1. Paste Markdown or choose a file.
2. Check the generated HTML.
3. Copy or download it.

Privacy & limitations

The text is converted in your browser and never uploaded, which matters when the file is a config or an export you would rather not hand to a stranger. The input is escaped before conversion, so raw HTML written inside the Markdown is shown as text rather than passed through.