Free Markdown Tools That Just Work
Convert Markdown files to HTML, PDF, TXT, Rich Text, or a Google Docs-ready document — plus a word counter built for writers. No account, no watermark, no file kept on our server after you're done.
Markdown to HTML Converter
Turn a Markdown file into clean, valid HTML.
Markdown to PDF Converter
Turn a Markdown file into a downloadable PDF.
Markdown to TXT Converter
Strip formatting and keep the plain text.
Markdown Word Counter
Count words, characters, and reading time.
Markdown to Rich Text (RTF) Converter
Get an .rtf file that opens in Word, LibreOffice, or Pages.
Markdown to Google Docs Converter
Get a Docs-ready HTML file you can import in one click.
Why another Markdown tool site?
Most Markdown converters either want an account, quietly upload your file to a third party, or bury the actual tool under ads and pop-ups. This section of the site does one thing: take a Markdown file (or pasted text), convert it the way you asked, and hand back a real result. Nothing more happens to your file in the background.
How each tool handles your file
Markdown parsing runs through a well-tested, open-source parser with safe mode switched on, which strips raw HTML and script tags before anything is rendered back to you — that matters if you ever paste Markdown from a source you don't fully trust. Uploaded files are read, converted, streamed back to your browser as a download, and then removed; nothing is queued for later or shared with an outside service unless a tool's own page tells you otherwise (only the Google Docs tool involves an external product, and only because opening a file in Google Docs is inherently a Google Docs action).
Good to know before you start
- Every tool accepts a direct file upload (.md / .markdown / .txt) or pasted text — whichever is easier.
- Files are capped at a sensible size per tool so the conversion stays fast on ordinary hosting.
- PDF export uses a genuine PDF-generation library, not a browser print dialog trick.
- The Google Docs tool gives you an import-ready file — it does not ask for your Google password or any account access.