Drop a Markdown file and get a complete HTML page back, with headings, lists, tables, code blocks and links turned into clean semantic tags. Open it in a browser, paste it into a CMS, or publish it as it is.
What you get
A standalone .html file: a full page with its own <head> and <body>, ready to open in any browser. The body uses plain semantic tags, <h1> to <h6>, <ul> and <ol>, <table>, <pre> and <code>, so you can lift the part you need into a CMS, a newsletter or a documentation page.
Markdown is where drafts get written, more and more often by an AI assistant. HTML is what browsers, content management systems and email builders actually display. This converter is the step between the two.
What carries over
Headings, each with an id so you can link straight to a section
Bulleted and numbered lists, including nested ones
Tables, with their header row
Fenced code blocks, with the language kept as a class
Bold, italic, strikethrough and inline code
Links, block quotes and footnotes
The conversion runs on pandoc, the open-source document converter used by publishers and universities.
How it works
Drop your .md file on the converter on this page
HTML is already selected as the output
Click Convert and sign in with your free account
Download the .html file, open it in a browser or copy the parts you need
Use cases
Publish an AI-drafted article in WordPress, Ghost or any CMS that accepts HTML
Share a Markdown document with someone who only needs to open it in a browser
Turn a README into a single web page without setting up a static site generator
Paste formatted content into an email builder that accepts HTML
Keep notes as plain HTML that any browser will still read in twenty years
Frequently asked questions
Do I get a fragment or a full page?
A full page, with <html>, <head> and <body>. To paste into a CMS, copy what sits inside <body>.
Which Markdown flavours work?
Standard Markdown plus the common extensions: tables, fenced code blocks, footnotes and strikethrough. Markdown written for GitHub, Obsidian or produced by ChatGPT and Claude converts cleanly.
Do headings get anchors?
Yes. Each heading gets an id built from its text, so a link ending in #installation jumps to the Installation section.
Do I need an account?
Yes. Conversions run on your account credits, and creating an account is free. A free account comes with monthly credits.
Can I paste Markdown instead of uploading a file?
This converter works from a file. If your Markdown sits in a chat window or an editor, save it as a .md file first, then drop it here.