Quick answer: Turn HTML pages into clean Markdown for your notes or docs site. Open HTML 转 MD — everything runs locally in your browser, and files never leave your device.

Steps

1. Paste HTML or upload the .html file.
2. Download the .md.
3. Adjust relative links/images to your target environment.

Important notes

• Strip nav, scripts, and ad blocks from the source first — they pollute the conversion.
• Multi-column card layouts linearize into reading order that may not match the visual order.

•  blocks become fenced code; inline styles are discarded — exactly what you want.

Common questions

Do tables convert? Yes, to Markdown table syntax; merged cells flatten.

Batch pages? Save each page as HTML and convert one by one.

Pro tips

Not all HTML converts equally. Article pages from blogs and news sites work best because they use semantic tags (

,

-

,

). Pages built as app-like divs (many SPA dashboards) produce flat text without structure — for those, open the page in a reader mode (browser built-in or an extension) first, then copy the reader HTML. Another reliable source: view-source and copy only the

block. If your output has headings glued together, the source probably used
for section breaks instead of real heading tags, and you should promote those lines to ## manually after conversion.

How do I keep code blocks intact? Wrap code in

 in the source HTML — it becomes a fenced block. Inline  stays inline.