Readable Markdown for documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, HTML, and knowledge-base workflows.

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Convert files to Markdown

Upload Word, PowerPoint, Excel, HTML, PDF, and text files. Review the Markdown draft, then copy or download it for publishing, docs, and knowledge-base cleanup.

Supported formats

.doc, .docx, .ppt, .pptx, .xls, .xlsx, .html, .htm, .csv, .json, .xml, .txt, .pdf, .zip. See format notes

Privacy

Files are processed by the Go API and deleted after conversion. File contents are not logged. Read the privacy policy

Converted Markdown will appear here.

Markdown conversion guide

Move source files into a format people and tools can read.

Markdown For All is built for the common cleanup work that happens after a document leaves its original editor. A Word draft may need to become a documentation page. A spreadsheet may need to become a compact table. An HTML page may need the article body without scripts and navigation. A PDF may need enough structure to be reviewed or indexed.

Markdown is not a page layout format. It keeps the information that travels well: headings, paragraphs, lists, links, quotes, and simple tables. For complex PDFs, forms, slide designs, and dense spreadsheets, treat the output as a structured draft and compare it with the original before relying on it.

Supported formats

Each format has different rules. The converter focuses on readable Markdown and honest structure, not exact visual reproduction.

Word documents

.doc, .docx

Useful for drafts, reports, policies, and notes that need to move into Markdown-based editors or documentation systems.

Presentations

.ppt, .pptx

Turns slide text, speaker notes, and structured slide content into Markdown that can be reused in outlines or briefs.

Spreadsheets and CSV

.xls, .xlsx, .csv

Converts tabular data into Markdown tables where the source has a stable grid and readable cell values.

HTML pages

.html, .htm

Extracts the main readable content while skipping scripts, styles, boilerplate navigation, and layout code.

PDF files

.pdf

Reads text, headings, lists, and tables when the PDF contains extractable text and enough layout information.

Plain text and data files

.txt, .json, .xml, .zip

Keeps simple text readable and converts structured data into Markdown-friendly blocks when possible.

Practical conversion guides

Short, specific notes for the files people actually convert: office documents, PDFs, HTML pages, spreadsheets, and knowledge-base material.

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Questions people ask before converting

Does Markdown preserve the exact visual layout of the source file?

No. Markdown is a structured text format. It can keep headings, paragraphs, lists, links, and simple tables, but it does not reproduce page design, slide positioning, or PDF coordinates exactly.

Why do some PDFs convert better than others?

PDFs vary widely. A PDF with extractable text and consistent spacing can convert well. A scanned PDF, unusual embedded font, or complex multi-column layout may need OCR or manual review.

Can I use the output with AI or RAG systems?

Yes, Markdown is often a good input format for knowledge bases because headings and lists create useful chunk boundaries. Review the output before indexing important documents.

Are uploaded files stored permanently?

No. Files are processed for conversion and deleted after the response is returned. File contents and converted Markdown are not logged.