md.convert
markdown in, anything out — pdf, html, word, plain text, tokens. or flip it around: drop a document and get markdown back. live preview, github-flavored everything, syntax highlighting, and four output looks. runs entirely in your browser; your document never leaves this tab.
fine print
01is my document uploaded anywhere?
no. parsing, rendering and exporting all happen in this tab. the text is kept in local storage so it survives a refresh — clear it any time with the clear button.
02how does the pdf conversion work?
it uses your browser's own print engine: pick page size and margins, press pdf, and choose 'save as pdf' in the dialog. the suggested filename comes from your first heading.
03what's in the html export?
one self-contained file — styles, highlighting, everything inlined. open it anywhere, email it, host it; it has no external dependencies.
04does the word export really work in word?
yes — it's a word-compatible document that opens natively in microsoft word and imports cleanly into google docs and pages, keeping headings, tables, lists and images.
05which markdown flavour is supported?
github-flavored markdown: tables, task lists, strikethrough, autolinks, fenced code with syntax highlighting, blockquotes, and yaml front matter (rendered as a table or skipped — your choice).
06can it convert documents back to markdown?
yes — flip to docs → md and drop html, docx, pptx, odp, txt, csv, json or pdf files. the markdown loads straight into the editor, so you can go docx → markdown → pdf without leaving the page. pdf conversion is experimental: text-based, single-column pdfs work best, and scanned pdfs are rejected (no ocr).
07what is the json export for?
the raw token tree the parser produces — handy if you're building your own markdown tooling or want to see exactly how your document was parsed.