Make plain text AI-ready
Most documents you copy from email threads, chat logs, transcripts, or web articles arrive as one wall of unformatted text. AI models can parse it, but they waste tokens guessing structure. Converting that raw text to Markdown gives the model a clean signal: this line is a heading, this block is code, these bullets are a list.
Our text to Markdown converter reads your input line by line, spots probable structure (lines that look like titles, bulleted lists, quoted lines, pipe-separated rows), and outputs ready-to-use Markdown. The conversion runs in your browser: your text is not sent to a server, and the result appears below the box.
What it detects
- Headings: short lines in capitals, numbered section titles such as 2.1 Scope, and lines underlined with === or ---
- Bulleted lists written with -, *, • or ·, all turned into Markdown dashes
- Code inside fences of three backticks or three tildes, which passes through untouched
- Bare URLs, wrapped so they become clickable links
- Block quotes from email replies and chat exports (lines starting with > or »)
- Rows separated by | characters, turned into a Markdown table with a header row
Use it to clean up rough notes, transcripts, AI outputs, or any text dump that needs structure before going into a RAG pipeline, a knowledge base, or another LLM.