HTML to Markdown Converter

HTML to Markdown conversion turns formatted web markup into the lightweight plain-text syntax used by README files, blogs, and documentation. Toolverge converts common tags — headings, paragraphs, bold/italic, links, images, ordered and unordered lists, code and pre blocks, and blockquotes — into their Markdown equivalents using a pure string-based converter, so the same result renders identically on the server and in the browser.

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# Toolverge

A **free** HTML to *Markdown* converter with a [live link](https://toolverge.tools).

- Headings
- Lists
- Links and code

How it works

Paste an HTML snippet into the input box.
Common tags are converted to Markdown one block at a time: headings, lists, links, code, and more.
The Markdown result updates instantly with no server call.

Frequently asked questions

Which HTML tags does the converter support?

Headings (h1–h6), paragraphs, links, bold/italic, ordered and unordered lists, code and pre blocks, blockquotes, images, and line breaks.

Does it work with a full HTML page?

It is built for HTML snippets/fragments, not a full document with <html> and <head> tags.

What happens to unsupported tags?

They are stripped from the output rather than shown as literal angle-bracket text.

Are HTML entities like & converted?

Yes. Common entities are decoded to their plain-text characters in the Markdown output.

Is there a Markdown to HTML converter too?

Yes — see the related Markdown to HTML tool for the reverse conversion.