ToolSink

Markdown Converter

Write Markdown with a live GFM preview, then copy HTML or download as HTML or PDF — all in your browser.

Markdown

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Markdown Converter

Write Markdown on the left and see a live preview on the right.

Features

  • GitHub Flavored Markdown (tables, strikethrough, task lists)
  • Copy rendered HTML
  • Download .html or PDF

Sample table

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Tip: Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

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What is the Markdown Converter?

The Markdown Converter lets you write or paste Markdown on the left and see a live HTML preview on the right. When you are ready, copy the HTML, download an .html file, or export a PDF for sharing.

Markdown is the default for README files, technical blogs and many CMS drafts. A live preview catches heading mistakes, broken lists and table formatting before you publish.

Conversion and PDF export run in your browser. GitHub-flavoured Markdown extras such as tables are supported via remark-gfm.

How to use the Markdown Converter

  1. 1Paste or type Markdown in the editor.
  2. 2Review the live preview.
  3. 3Copy HTML for a CMS, download .html for archiving, or export PDF for email/print.

When to use the Markdown Converter

  • Turn a README draft into a printable PDF for stakeholders who do not use GitHub.
  • Convert meeting notes written in Markdown into HTML for a wiki page.
  • Preview GFM tables before committing documentation.
  • Export a blog draft to PDF for offline review.

Key features

  • Split editor and live preview
  • GitHub-flavoured Markdown (tables, strikethrough)
  • Copy HTML and download .html
  • PDF export from the preview

Important notes

  • Complex custom HTML inside Markdown may not survive PDF export perfectly.
  • External images in Markdown need reachable URLs to appear in preview/PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Which Markdown dialect is supported?

CommonMark basics plus GitHub-flavoured additions through remark-gfm.

Is my draft uploaded?

No. Preview and export happen locally in the browser.

Can I edit the HTML before copying?

Copy the generated HTML into your editor if you need hand tweaks; this tool focuses on Markdown → output.

Why does my PDF miss an image?

The image URL must be publicly reachable or already loaded in the preview when export runs.

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