UtilVox
MD
Content · Conversion

HTML to Markdown

Convert messy HTML tags into clean, portable Markdown instantly.

HTML Input
Markdown Output
# Welcome to UtilVox This is a **sample** HTML input to demonstrate the converter. - Fast performance - Clean output [Visit our site](https://utilvox.pro)

info Industrial Sanitization

Our HTML to Markdown engine utilizes TurndownService with full GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) support. It intelligently preserves technical structures while stripping layout-only tags like <div> and <span> to ensure clean, portable documentation.

HTML Intelligence

Does it handle complex tables?
Yes, UtilVox uses a robust conversion engine that handles standard HTML tables. Note that complex colspans/rowspans may be simplified as Markdown table syntax is more restrictive than HTML.
Is my data secure?
Absolutely. The conversion happens entirely in your browser. We never store your HTML input or Markdown output on our servers.
How do I convert a full website article?
Use the 'Paste URL' feature. It fetches the page, utilizes a 'readability' algorithm to strip away ads and navbars, and gives you just the meaningful content in Markdown format.

Rescuing Content from Its Markup

The migration jobs this handles

Content trapped in HTML becomes portable again as markdown:

SourceDestination
Old WordPress/Blogger postsStatic site generators (Hugo, Jekyll, Astro)
Web documentationREADME files and wikis
CMS-exported articlesNotion, Obsidian, plain-text archives
Email newslettersReusable drafts
Any web page worth keepingFuture-proof plain text

What survives, what's discarded

Structure survives: headings, lists, links, emphasis, tables, code blocks. Presentation doesn't: colors, fonts, layouts, custom classes — markdown has no syntax for them, so they're dropped by design. That loss is usually the point (content moving to a new home gets the new home's styling), but check converted tables and embedded media by hand — complex HTML tables with merged cells degrade, and iframes/videos become bare links.

Clean input, clean output

Converters do best on content-shaped HTML. Pages wrapped in navigation, ads and cookie banners convert better if you grab just the article's markup (inspect element → copy the content container). Tidy ugly fragments first in the HTML formatter, continue editing the result in the markdown editor, and when it's ready to publish somewhere new, convert it back.