What I built
I added a Markdown to HTML Converter to devnestio — a growing collection of free, single-file developer tools.
👉 https://markdown-to-html-dev.pages.dev
Write Markdown on the left, see a live HTML preview on the right. Switch to the HTML tab to inspect syntax-highlighted output, then copy or download it.
Features
- Live preview as you type — no button to click
- HTML output view with syntax highlighting
- Supports headings (H1–H6), bold, italic, bold+italic
- Inline code and fenced code blocks (with language class)
- Unordered and ordered lists
- Blockquotes
- Tables with
<thead>/<tbody> - Horizontal rules
- Links, auto-links, images
- Strikethrough
~~text~~ - Copy HTML to clipboard
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Download as
.htmlfile with full page wrapper - Word count, line count, HTML character count stats
Why I built it
I often need to convert README snippets or documentation drafts to HTML to paste into a CMS or email template. Most online converters either send your content to a server, require sign-up, or have intrusive ads. This one is a single HTML file — zero dependencies, zero server round-trips.
Tech
- Pure Vanilla JS — no frameworks, no npm, no build step
- Single
.htmlfile, deployable anywhere - Hosted on Cloudflare Pages (free tier)
- 102 Node.js
asserttests covering all parsing logic
Try it
All tools: https://devnestio.pages.dev
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