HTML to MD in seconds: paste HTML and get clean, GitHub-flavored Markdown back — tables included. Runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
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You have a chunk of HTML — a page you exported, an article from a CMS, or the markup an AI tool wrote — and you need it as Markdown for a README, a docs site, or a notes app. Doing HTML to Markdown by hand is tedious: stripping tags, rebuilding headings and lists, redoing every link and table. Paste the HTML here and you get Markdown back instantly — this is the same thing people search for as “html to md”. The conversion runs entirely in your browser, so nothing is sent to a server and there is no account or upload. Headings, lists, links, blockquotes, code blocks and tables all come across as clean GitHub-flavored Markdown you can paste straight into your repo.
A developer is moving an old company blog off a CMS and into a Markdown-based docs repo. Each post exists only as rendered HTML — headings, a couple of bulleted lists, inline links, and one comparison table of plan tiers. Rebuilding that by hand for forty posts would take a day. Instead they open the page source, copy the article HTML, and paste it here. The right pane fills with Markdown: the <h2> headings become ##, the list items become - bullets, the anchors become [text](url) links, and the plan table becomes a real pipe table — no hand-editing. They copy it into a .md file in the repo, skim once for anything odd, and move to the next post. Forty posts that would have been a day of tag-stripping become an afternoon of paste-and-commit.
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