π How to Use
Paste Markdown-formatted text into the input area. The tool automatically detects and removes all Markdown syntax markers, keeping only readable plain text. Supports options for link URL removal, image alt text preservation, and table content handling.
β‘ How It Works
Use regex-based step-by-step removal of Markdown markers. Code blocks and inline code are handled first (to prevent content misinterpretation), followed by headings, lists, bold/italic, links, images, blockquotes, and more. Compatible with CommonMark and GFM.
πΌ Use Cases
Convert Markdown documents to plain text for submissions; extract descriptions from README.md files; clean Markdown output from ChatGPT and AI tools; repurpose technical documentation for non-technical use.
β FAQ
β Do I need to upload data?
No. All conversion is done entirely in your browser. Your Markdown content is never uploaded to any server.
β Which markdown elements are removed?
Headings (#), lists (-/*/+), bold (**), italic (*/), inline code (`), code blocks (```), links ([]()), images (![]()), blockquotes (>), horizontal rules (---), tables, footnotes, and more.
β Does it preserve link text?
Yes. Markdown links are converted to plain text (preserving link text, removing URLs). You can optionally keep URLs in parentheses.
β Can I use the output further?
Yes. The result supports one-click copy to clipboard or download as .txt file for further processing.
β Is this tool free?
Yes, completely free. No registration or payment required.
β Does it support CommonMark and GFM?
Yes. The tool supports both CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) standards.