Converter
HTML to Markdown Converter
Turn HTML into clean Markdown — content without the navigation, ads, and markup noise around it.
- Free, no sign-up
- Clean Markdown output
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The problem
Why copy-paste fails
Boilerplate noise
Navigation, footers, and ads surround the content you actually want.
Nested markup
Deeply nested tags and inline styles obscure the real document structure.
Inconsistent headings
Heading levels are often misused in HTML; clean Markdown normalizes the hierarchy.
How it works
Format notes
Boilerplate removal
Navigation menus, footers, sidebars, and ad containers are dropped; the parser focuses on the document's main content region.
Headings and tables
HTML heading tags (h1–h6) map to Markdown headings and <table> elements become Markdown pipe tables.
File upload vs. live URL
This tool converts uploaded .html or .htm files. To convert a live web page by URL, use the URL to Markdown converter at /url-to-markdown.
Inline scripts and styles
Inline <script> and <style> blocks are stripped from the output; only visible document content is kept.
Example output
# How Retrieval Works Retrieval-augmented generation pairs a model with a search index. ## Chunking Split documents into passages.
Common questions
Do I upload an HTML file?
Yes. Upload an .html or .htm file to convert it. To convert a live web page by URL, use the URL to Markdown converter at /url-to-markdown.
What is the maximum file size?
The free converter accepts HTML files up to 10 MB.
Is navigation and boilerplate removed?
Parsing focuses on the document content rather than surrounding page chrome such as nav menus, footers, and ad blocks.
How are headings handled?
HTML heading tags (h1–h6) map directly to Markdown heading levels, preserving the document hierarchy.
Are tables preserved?
Yes. HTML tables are converted to Markdown pipe tables with their column structure intact.
What about inline scripts and styles?
Inline <script> and <style> content is stripped. Only the visible document text and structure is output.
Is sign-up required?
No. Preview is free; download and history use a free account.
Is there a developer API?
Yes. Convert HTML files programmatically via the REST API. See /developers for documentation.
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