Drop a file or paste a public HTTPS link.
We turn the content into structured Markdown.
Copy it, download .md, or get the ZIP when available.
About sensitive files: Do not upload confidential or sensitive material.
<article>Move existing content into the new workspace without rebuilding every page.
Before you beginDeployment checklist
</article># Migration guide Move your existing content into the new workspace without rebuilding every page. ## Before you begin - Export the current site - Check internal links - Back up uploaded images Read the [deployment checklist](https://example.com/checklist).
What to check after conversion: Review embedded widgets, scripts, forms, and content loaded dynamically.
Check HTML and HTM input, supported semantic elements, Markdown output, and dynamic or presentation-only content that is omitted.
Choose files from your device and keep them in one queue.
Process up to two conversions at once, cancel individual items, and retry failed or cancelled files.
Use a public HTTPS direct file link when you are converting a single remote file.
Inspect the generated Markdown before copying or downloading it.
Use the Markdown immediately or save an individual result with a stable file name.
When extracted assets are returned, download the Markdown, image directories, and relative paths together.
These details may not transfer completely or may need a manual check. Review them in the preview.
Content created only after JavaScript runs, embedded widgets, and interactive controls may not exist in the result.
The URL option expects a public direct link to an HTML or HTM file, not an arbitrary webpage address.
Convert the source once, then reuse the Markdown in the workflow that needs it.
Convert saved HTML to Markdown before republishing articles in a blog, docs site, or static-site workflow.
Retain useful headings, text, lists, links, and images while leaving scripts, forms, and presentation CSS behind.
Turn exported HTML into a portable Markdown copy that is easier to search, compare, and version.
Convert HTML or HTM files to Markdown online. Batch up to 5 files, keep headings, lists, tables, links, and images, then review and download MD.
Upload a saved HTML or HTM file, or paste a public HTTPS direct link to one. MarkAny converts the supported content into Markdown for review, copying, and download.
Yes. The converter keeps supported headings, paragraphs, emphasis, lists, tables, links, and images while removing presentation code that Markdown does not need.
No. The URL field expects a public direct link to a supported .html or .htm file. MarkAny does not crawl or fetch an arbitrary webpage URL in the current version.
Supported heading, paragraph, emphasis, list, table, link, and image elements are mapped to their closest Markdown equivalents.
CSS and scripts are not needed in the Markdown output. Forms, widgets, and content loaded only after a page runs may not be included, so review the result carefully.
Yes. Add up to five files of the selected type, with a 50 MB limit per file and a 250 MB total selection limit. MarkAny processes up to two at once and lets you cancel or retry individual items.
File-to-Markdown conversion uses MarkAny’s cloud storage and conversion infrastructure. The current service does not publish a guaranteed deletion timeframe, so do not upload confidential, sensitive, or regulated material.