MarkdownHTML.net is a free tool that converts Markdown into clean, copy-paste-friendly HTML. It's especially useful for writers, developers, and marketers working with content from ChatGPT or other AI writing tools. Just drop in your Markdown and instantly get HTML that works across platforms.

Most converters clutter your HTML with auto-generated heading IDs, inline styles, or unnecessary divs. MarkdownHTML.net skips all of that. It delivers plain, readable HTML without forcing IDs on your headings. This gives you more control over your markup and avoids messy front-end rendering.

Absolutely. Many users paste ChatGPT output (which often comes in Markdown) directly into this tool. It's especially helpful if you're writing blog posts, documentation, or newsletter content with ChatGPT and want to use it in HTML editors like WordPress or Beehiiv.

Yes - and it works smoothly. You can paste the converted HTML into the WordPress Classic Editor, a “Custom HTML” block in the Block Editor, or even into custom fields. It’s perfect for avoiding formatting issues that occur when pasting rich text or raw Markdown into WordPress.

Yes. The tool runs client-side - which means your Markdown never leaves your browser. No data is uploaded or stored. It’s fast, private, and secure by design.

MarkdownHTML.net supports:

• Headings (#, ##, etc.)
• Bold and italic text
• Lists (ordered and unordered)
• Blockquotes
• Inline code and code blocks
• Links and images
• Horizontal rules
• Line breaks

Yes. It’s built to handle long-form Markdown content like blog posts, newsletters, or documentation. You can paste several thousand words and still get fast, clean HTML output.

Because we think that should be your choice - not ours. Many HTML converters add id attributes like <h2 id="this-is-a-heading"> whether you want them or not. We skip that by default so you can decide how to handle anchors and navigation on your own terms.

Definitely. Just paste in your README and you'll get clean HTML that's great for documentation websites, static site generators, or previewing your project online.

Yes, with a caveat. The generated HTML is clean and email-friendly, but you’ll still want to inline your styles and test it in your email platform. Tools like Beehiiv or ConvertKit often accept pasted HTML - and this works great as a starting point.

Yes. MarkdownHTML.net is fully responsive and mobile-friendly. You can convert Markdown to HTML from your phone or tablet just as easily as on desktop.

If you write content in Markdown (e.g., in Notion or ChatGPT), converting it to HTML helps preserve semantic tags like <h1>, <h2>, <strong>, and <ul> - which search engines use to understand your page structure. Clean markup also helps reduce page load time.

Yes - 100% free. No signup. No watermarks. No ads. Just a lightweight, instant converter for Markdown to HTML.

Yes. Both Webflow and Framer allow custom HTML embeds. Simply copy the output from MarkdownHTML.net and paste it into an Embed block - it’s a great way to bring in styled, semantic content without using the visual editor.

• Blog content written in Markdown, now ready for CMS
• Copying ChatGPT Markdown into WordPress or Beehiiv
• Converting README.md for docs or landing pages
• Email newsletters that start as Markdown drafts
• Developer documentation
• Static site content
• Case studies written in Notion or markdown-based editors

Currently, you paste your Markdown and click a button to convert - but a live preview mode is under consideration for future updates.

MarkdownHTML.net will convert image Markdown (![]()) into standard <img> tags. Embeds (like videos or social posts) aren’t handled automatically - but you can insert the embed HTML manually alongside the converted content.

Not yet - the current version focuses on clean, minimal output. That said, many users tweak the final HTML before publishing, or style it via their CMS or custom CSS.

Yes, it supports GitHub-style Markdown tables and converts them into standard HTML <table> elements.

Absolutely. If you write docs in Markdown and need a fast way to render them as HTML - especially for static sites or knowledge bases - this tool is a simple solution.

Yes. We're planning to open a GitHub issues page soon. In the meantime, feel free to reach out with suggestions - especially if you're a developer, writer, or AI content creator with specific needs.