Markdown to Wiki

Convert Markdown to MediaWiki, Confluence, or reStructuredText markup

Teams settle on different documentation platforms, and moving content between them usually means retyping headings, links, and tables in a new markup dialect. If you draft in Markdown but your team's knowledge base runs on Confluence or your public docs live on a MediaWiki site, that mismatch shows up every time you publish.

Upload a .md or .markdown file and pick the wiki format you need from the option menu: MediaWiki, Confluence or Jira markup, DokuWiki, reStructuredText, or AsciiDoc, with MediaWiki selected by default. The tool reads your headings, lists, tables, links, and emphasis and rewrites them using the syntax rules of whichever format you chose, so a bold word or a nested bullet still looks right once you paste the result into the target platform.

What to check afterward

• Confirm that tables with merged or unusually wide cells still line up, since wiki table syntax varies more than Markdown's.
• Look at any footnotes or cross-references, since not every wiki dialect handles them the same way Markdown does.
• Paste a short sample into your destination platform first if you are unsure how it renders long lists.

Your file is uploaded over an encrypted connection, converted on the site's servers, and deleted within 60 minutes. There is no multiple-file batch mode here, so convert one document at a time and repeat the option choice for each additional file.