Markdown ↔ HTML Converter

Getting content out of a web page and into something readable is a routine task with an annoying amount of markup in the way. This free html to markdown converter strips it back to structure and text, and converts in the other direction too.\n\nThe honest framing is that the two directions are not equivalent. Markdown to HTML is lossless, because HTML can express everything markdown can. HTML to markdown is lossy by nature: markdown has no representation for a div, a class, an inline style, or most attributes, so they are simply dropped. What survives is the content and its structure — headings, lists, links, emphasis, code, tables — which is usually exactly what you wanted.\n\nOutput uses ATX headings, meaning ## Title rather than the underlined alternative that most converters emit by default, and code blocks are fenced. Both are what modern tooling expects.\n\nThe most common reason people reach for this now is pasting web content into an AI prompt without the markup, and it remains the standard way to move content between a CMS and a static site generator. HTML output is sanitised, so pasted content cannot carry scripts. Pair it with the Markdown Editor for writing, or the Text Cleaner if the source arrived with formatting debris attached.