Markdown to HTML

Convert Markdown to a standalone HTML page

If you write documentation, changelogs, or a personal site in Markdown, at some point you need an actual web page instead of a text file, something you can drop onto a server or open directly in a browser. Markdown to HTML handles that step, wrapping your content in a complete, self-contained page.

Upload a .md or .markdown file and the tool converts it into one HTML file with its own styling built in, so headings, tables, code blocks, and lists all display correctly the moment you open it, with no separate stylesheet to attach. The conversion runs entirely inside your browser, so the file itself is never uploaded anywhere, no matter how long the document is. There are no settings to adjust before converting.

Because the result is one plain HTML file, it is easy to email, host, or paste into a content management system. It keeps links, images, and formatting intact, though any images referenced by a relative path on your own computer will need to be uploaded alongside the page wherever you host it. If you actually want a page you can keep and edit inside a word processor, use Markdown to Word instead; if you want a fixed, print-ready document, use Markdown to PDF.