PixConvert

Markdown to HTML

Convert Markdown to HTML with a live preview — paste your content and see the formatted result instantly.

Markdown input

HTML output appears here…

Why Use PixConvert Markdown Converter

Live preview and clean HTML output — the fastest Markdown tool on the web.

Live Preview

Rendered HTML preview updates as you type. See exactly how your Markdown will look.

Clean HTML Output

Powered by marked.js v18 — produces semantic, spec-compliant HTML from CommonMark Markdown.

GitHub-Style Breaks

Toggle GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) line breaks for single-newline rendering.

XSS Protection

Output sanitization option strips script tags and event handlers for safe HTML embedding.

HTML Source View

Switch to HTML source tab to copy the raw markup — paste directly into your CMS or codebase.

100% Private

All rendering happens in your browser. Your Markdown content never leaves your device.

Markdown Conversion Use Cases

Markdown is the universal writing format — this tool connects it to the web.

Blog & CMS Publishing

Convert Markdown posts to HTML for CMS platforms that accept raw HTML.

  • Convert for WordPress HTML editor
  • Prepare Notion exports
  • Format README content for websites

Email Templates

Write emails in Markdown and convert to HTML for HTML email clients.

  • Write in plain Markdown
  • Convert to email HTML
  • Preview before sending

Documentation

Preview and export Markdown docs as HTML for sharing or embedding in apps.

  • Preview README files
  • Export docs as HTML pages
  • Embed in in-app help systems

How to Convert Markdown to HTML

1

Paste your Markdown text into the editor on the left. The HTML preview updates in real time on the right.

2

Switch to HTML Source tab to see the raw HTML. Click Copy HTML to save it to your clipboard.

3

Use the live preview to verify formatting before pasting into your CMS, blog, or static site generator.

Frequently Asked Questions

Markdown to HTML conversion explained.

What Markdown flavor is supported?

CommonMark with GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) extensions via marked.js. This includes fenced code blocks, tables, task lists, strikethrough, and autolinks.

Is the output HTML safe to use directly?

With sanitization enabled, script tags and dangerous attributes (onclick, onerror, etc.) are stripped. For production use, always sanitize HTML with a server-side library (DOMPurify, bleach) rather than relying solely on client-side sanitization.

Does it support tables?

Yes. GFM-style tables (using | separators) are supported and render as HTML <table> elements. Alignment colons (:---:, ---:) are respected.

Can I convert HTML back to Markdown?

Not in this version — HTML to Markdown conversion (turndown) is planned. For now, use the Diff Checker or JSON Formatter for text manipulation.

Why does my code block show as plain text?

Code blocks require fenced syntax (``` or ~~~) or 4-space indentation per CommonMark spec. Inline code uses single backticks. Syntax highlighting in the preview uses browser defaults — a full syntax highlighter (Prism, highlight.js) can be added to your own page using the HTML output.