Free Markdown to HTML Converter
Convert markdown to clean, portable HTML
How to convert markdown to HTML
- Paste your markdown or upload a
.mdfile - Choose whether to wrap in a full HTML page and inline the CSS
- Click Copy HTML or Download .html
Everything runs client-side. Your document is never uploaded to a server.
Output options
- Bare fragment — just the HTML body content, no wrapper
- Full page — complete
<!DOCTYPE html>document - Inline CSS — embeds styles so the file works standalone anywhere
- GFM: tables, task lists, strikethrough, syntax-highlighted code
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about fragments versus full pages, inline CSS, and GFM support in the exported HTML.
Can I convert Markdown to HTML without the command line?
Yes. Paste your markdown, configure the output options, and click Copy HTML or Download .html — no terminal, no Pandoc, and no install required.
What is the difference between a full HTML page and a bare fragment?
A bare fragment is just the converted body content, useful for pasting into an existing template. A full page is a complete <!DOCTYPE html> document you can open directly in a browser.
Does the HTML output include CSS styles?
With the Inline CSS option enabled, all styles are embedded in a <style> block so the file is fully self-contained. Without it you get clean semantic HTML with no styling attached.
Does the converter support GitHub Flavored Markdown tables and task lists?
Yes. The converter uses GFM, so tables, task lists, strikethrough, fenced code blocks with syntax highlighting, and autolinks all render correctly in the HTML output.
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