Markdown to HTML — Guide

Convert Markdown to HTML, with print support (save as PDF).

What it is and when to use it

Convert Markdown to clean HTML in the browser, with a built-in print view for saving as PDF. Useful for turning notes, READMEs or release notes into a shareable page or a printable document without pasting content into an online converter you cannot audit.

Converts Markdown into HTML, for writing docs or generating page content.

How to use it

  1. Write or paste Markdown on the left
  2. The right side previews it live and shows the HTML
  3. Copy the HTML, or click print to save it as a PDF

A worked example

Fill in sample Markdown

# Heading

This is a **bold** paragraph.

- First item
- Second item

[Link](https://digdevbox.com)

Copy this into the tool, or open Markdown to HTML

Questions people ask

Which Markdown flavour is supported?
The common core: headings, lists, tables, code blocks, links, images and emphasis. GitHub-flavoured extras like task lists generally render too; exotic extensions (footnotes, math) may not.
How does save-as-PDF work?
The tool renders your Markdown to HTML and opens the browser print dialog, where "Save as PDF" is a destination. Styling follows the print preview — page breaks land where the HTML puts them.
Is my content uploaded anywhere?
No — conversion happens in your browser. That is the practical reason to use a local converter for internal notes instead of pasting them into a random web service.

Next steps

Open the Markdown to HTML tool

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