Does this convert h3 through h6 headings?
No, only h1 and h2 convert to Markdown headings — deeper levels lose their heading formatting.
Convert basic HTML tags into Markdown syntax, right in your browser.
This converter handles a specific set of common HTML tags — h1, h2, strong, b, em, i, a (links), li, p, and br — converting each to its Markdown equivalent using pattern matching. Any tag outside that list is simply stripped away, leaving just its inner text with no Markdown formatting applied.
There's no support for h3 through h6, tables, images, blockquotes, or code blocks — those tags' content survives as plain text, but the structure and formatting they represented is lost in the conversion.
Use this quick flow to understand where the tool fits in your work and what to review before relying on the output.
Use it for simple, well-formed HTML — headings, bold and italic text, links, and basic lists — that needs to become readable Markdown quickly without a full HTML parsing library.
Turn simple HTML content into Markdown for a notes app or Markdown-based CMS.
Quickly convert basic HTML snippets into Markdown without a full parsing library.
See exactly how supported HTML tags map to Markdown syntax.
Get a readable Markdown version of simply-structured HTML content.
Convert to # and ## Markdown headings.
strong/b and em/i convert to Markdown ** and _ syntax.
Anchor tags convert to Markdown [text](url) format.
li, p, and br tags convert to their Markdown equivalents.
Turning simple HTML content into Markdown for a notes app or Markdown-based CMS.
Quickly converting basic HTML snippets into Markdown without a full parsing library.
Seeing exactly how supported HTML tags map to Markdown syntax.
Getting a readable Markdown version of simply-structured HTML content.
The conversion happens directly in your browser as you paste — nothing is sent to a server.
Only h1 and h2 are converted to Markdown headings — deeper heading levels lose their heading formatting.
These tags aren't supported — their content survives as plain text without structure.
Unsupported tags are removed but their inner text remains, which can look like plain, unformatted text in the output.
It's a lightweight, pattern-based converter for a specific set of common tags, not a comprehensive parser.
HTML to Markdown handles a focused set of common tags cleanly and instantly. For anything beyond headings, emphasis, links, and simple lists, plan to check and manually fix the output.
Use this tool for quick work. If you need a real file prepared, a page reviewed, or a website issue fixed, send the URL and describe the problem.
FAQ
Answers for using HTML to Markdown on I Love Tool XYZ.
No, only h1 and h2 convert to Markdown headings — deeper levels lose their heading formatting.
No, those tags aren't supported — their content survives as plain text without structure.
They're stripped away, leaving just their inner text with no Markdown formatting applied.
No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser.