Yes. Tables, strikethrough, and fenced code blocks are all supported in the Markdown to HTML direction.
Free Content Tool
Markdown & HTML Converter
Instantly convert Markdown to clean HTML, or convert existing HTML back into Markdown — with a live preview so you can see exactly what you're publishing.
- ✔ Markdown → HTML
- ✔ HTML → Markdown
- ✔ Live preview
- ✔ Free Forever
Convert Between Markdown and HTML in Seconds
Markdown is the standard for writing documentation, README files, blog drafts, and forum posts — but eventually most of that content needs to become real HTML for a website, CMS, or email template. Going the other direction is just as common: pulling existing HTML content into Markdown for a wiki, a static site generator, or a GitHub README.
This free tool converts cleanly in both directions, right in your browser, with a live preview so you can check formatting — headings, bold/italic, links, images, lists, tables, blockquotes, and code blocks — before you copy the result anywhere.
How to Use the Converter
1. Pick a Direction
Choose Markdown → HTML or HTML → Markdown.
2. Paste Your Content
Paste Markdown or HTML into the left editor.
3. Convert
Click Convert — the result appears instantly on the right.
4. Copy or Download
Copy the output, or download it as a file.
Supported Syntax
What This Converter Handles
Headings & Emphasis
# through ###### headings, bold, italic, and strikethrough.
Lists & Tables
Ordered and unordered lists, nested lists, and Markdown tables.
Code Blocks
Inline code and fenced code blocks, preserved in both directions.
Links & Images
Standard Markdown links and images, converted to/from proper HTML tags.
FAQsMarkdown & HTML Converter
Does this tool support GitHub-flavored Markdown?
Will converting HTML to Markdown lose any formatting?
Markdown supports a smaller set of formatting than HTML. Complex layouts, custom styling, and non-standard tags may not have a Markdown equivalent and will be simplified or dropped during conversion.
Is my content uploaded anywhere?
No. All conversion happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing you paste here is sent to our servers.