Free tool
Markdown to HTML converter
Paste Markdown — an .md file, a README, an AI-written doc — and get clean HTML instantly. Free md to HTML conversion that runs in your browser.
Converting Markdown to HTML means translating each piece of Markdown syntax into its HTML equivalent: # Heading becomes an <h1> tag, **bold** becomes <strong>, dashes become a <ul> list, and pipe rows become a table. This free converter does it instantly in your browser — paste Markdown, then copy or download the clean HTML.
How it works
From Markdown to a live page in three steps
Paste your markdown
Drop the contents of an .md file into the editor — a README, release notes, an AI-written report. The HTML updates live as you type.
Copy or download the HTML
Switch to the HTML tab for the raw source, copy it to your clipboard, or download a standalone, styled .html file — ready for any browser.
Publish it as a live link
That .html file is a complete web page. Publish it and you get a shareable link with view analytics — noindex by default, so it stays off Google.
The next step
Your markdown is now a web page
The HTML you just made isn’t only a file — it’s a complete, styled document any browser can render. Which means it’s one step away from being a live link you can send: a status report, a proposal, a changelog, a one-pager.
Publish the HTML as a tracked link
Drop the downloaded file on the publish box and get a live URL in seconds — free, no signup, with opens and viewer analytics built in.
Publish HTML → →Turn it into a real website
A converted document is a one-page site waiting to happen. See how to take HTML from file to live website — no Git, no build step.
HTML to website → →Markdown to HTML FAQ
Is this markdown to HTML converter free? +
Yes — completely free, no signup, no limits. The conversion runs entirely in your browser, so you can convert as many Markdown documents as you like.
Do you store my markdown? +
No. Nothing you paste is uploaded or stored — the converter runs locally in your browser. Your text only leaves your device if you choose to publish the result as a page.
What Markdown syntax is supported? +
Headings, paragraphs, bold and italic, links, inline code and fenced code blocks, bulleted and numbered lists (including one nested level), blockquotes, horizontal rules, and pipe tables — the syntax that covers READMEs, notes, and AI-generated documents.
How do I turn the converted HTML into a real web page? +
Download the .html file and publish it with Pagelive — you get a live, shareable link with view analytics, noindex by default so it won’t show up on Google. The free tier keeps up to 5 pages live.
What’s the difference between Markdown and HTML? +
Markdown is a plain-text shorthand for writing — easy to type and readable even raw. HTML is the language browsers actually render. Markdown has to be converted to HTML before it can be displayed as a styled web page, which is exactly what this tool does.
Don’t just convert it — send it.
Download the HTML, drop it on the publish box, and share a tracked link — noindex by default. Free, no signup.