Markdown Converter
Convert documents, data, rich text, and public webpages into editable Markdown.
- Encoders & Formatters
- Free
- No sign-up
Input file
Click to choose a file, or drop one here
Up to 20 MB
Markdown output
Free · No sign-up · Files stay in your browser
Why use it
Eleven input sources
Convert documents, structured data, HTML, exports, rich-text paste, and public webpages in one place.
Editable output
Copy clean Markdown or download a .md file for your notes, docs, or repository.
Browser-first processing
Files and pasted content stay in your browser; only webpage URLs use a transient Koaris fetch.
Great for
- Migrating documents into a Markdown knowledge base
- Turning tables and JSON into readable notes
- Saving public articles as editable Markdown
How to use
- Select one of the eleven source types.
- Choose a file, paste content, or enter a public webpage URL.
- Select Convert to Markdown and review the result.
- Copy the Markdown or download it as a .md file.
Supported formats
- PDF — text layer only; no OCR
- DOCX — document text and basic structure
- HTML — files or pasted markup
- Notion — .html, .md, or .zip export
- Google Docs — paste, .docx, .html, or public link
- XML — elements and attributes
- CSV — comma, semicolon, or tab-delimited tables
- JSON — tables and nested lists
- RTF — text and basic emphasis
- Paste — rich or plain text
- Webpage — public URL
Questions
Are my files uploaded?
No. Files and pasted content are processed in your browser. For webpage mode, a Koaris Worker fetches the public URL transiently and returns cleaned HTML; the tool does not intentionally store the page or result.
Can it convert scanned PDFs?
No. PDF conversion reads the text layer and applies a simple heading heuristic. Image-only scans need OCR.
How do Notion and Google Docs work?
Use a Notion .html, .md, or .zip export, or paste content. For Google Docs, paste rich text, upload a downloaded .docx or .html file, or enter a public document URL in Webpage mode. Private documents are not supported.
Does webpage mode run page JavaScript?
No. It converts the server-returned HTML of public HTTP(S) pages. Script-rendered content may be absent.
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