DocomintHTML to Markdown Converter
Convert HTML markup into clean Markdown, entirely in your browser.
Converts HTML back into Markdown — the direction you need when copying content out of a web page or old HTML email into a Markdown-based README, wiki, or static site generator, since pasting raw HTML into those usually just shows the tags as literal text.
Example: <h2>Hello</h2> followed by a <ul> with two <li> items converts back to a level-2 Markdown heading and a two-item bullet list, ready for a README or wiki page.
How it works
- Paste HTML markup
- It's converted to Markdown instantly, on your device
- Copy the Markdown into your README, wiki, or CMS
Frequently asked questions
Does this preserve visual styling like colors and fonts?
No — Markdown has no concept of custom colors, fonts, or precise layout, so this converts structural elements (headings, bold, links, lists, code) and drops inline visual styling.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No — HTML to Markdown Converter runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript/WebAssembly. Your text is never sent to a server.
Does this handle nested lists and tables correctly, or just simple markup?
Common structures — nested lists, tables, links, and inline formatting — convert correctly; deeply custom or non-standard HTML may not have a clean Markdown equivalent and gets simplified or dropped.