Convert Markdown to HTML

What Markdown Octoolo understands

The common parts, as GitHub and most editors write them:

• Headings with # to ######.
• Bold, italics, strikethrough and inline code.
• Bulleted and numbered lists, and checklists with - [ ] and - [x].
• Links and pictures.
• Tables drawn with |.
• Quotes with >, fenced code blocks and horizontal rules.

Raw HTML inside the Markdown, footnotes and math are not interpreted. Pictures referenced by a relative path stay as references, so keep the HTML next to the picture files it points to.

The HTML you get

The result is a complete page: a document with a title taken from the file name, the headings as h1 to h6, lists as lists and tables as tables, so it opens in any browser and pastes cleanly into a website's editor. It is the same HTML the Documents editor writes with Save a copy as web page.

Choose Word to get a .docx with the same structure, which is what Markdown to Word does one file at a time in the editor, or PDF for a page that looks the same everywhere. The PDF is written by Octoolo itself on Letter or A4 pages, so that choice runs in the installed app.

Many files at once

Documentation folders, note archives and blog drafts come as dozens of .md files. Select them all and drop them in: each converts with the same setting, its row shows the result's size, and Save all as ZIP writes every page into one archive with the original names and the new extension.