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Markdown tools: in from anything, out to anything

Markdown is plain text with just enough structure — headings, lists, tables, links — which makes it the easiest format to edit, version, publish and hand to an AI model. These converters get your documents into Markdown and back out again, entirely in your browser.

Which one do you need?

  • You have a PDF. PDF to Markdown recovers headings, lists and emphasis, and runs OCR on scanned pages.
  • You have a Word document. Word to Markdown reads the .docx directly, including tables and images.
  • You have a web page or a Google Doc. HTML to Markdown takes pasted HTML or formatted text copied from the page.
  • You wrote Markdown and need to share it. Markdown to PDF for a document, with diagrams and math; Markdown to Word for reviewers who work in Word; Markdown to HTML for a web page, a CMS or an email.
  • You are writing. The Markdown editor has a live preview and autosaves in your browser; the table generator builds tables from a grid or a spreadsheet paste.
  • You are feeding an AI or a search index. The Markdown chunker splits documents into token-sized pieces at headings; Compare text shows what changed between two versions.

Why convert through Markdown at all?

Because it separates what a document says from how it looks. The same Markdown file can become a PDF, a web page or a slide deck; it diffs cleanly in Git; and language models read it with fewer tokens and fewer mistakes than PDF or HTML. The PDF vs Word vs Markdown guide covers when each format is the right one to keep.

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