2markdown

Description

2markdown is an online Markdown converter and viewer that bundles 37 tools for converting files, links, and platform content to and from Markdown. It handles PDF, Word (DOCX), HTML, CSV, JSON, Excel, EPUB, LaTeX, RTF, and more, and includes a live Markdown Viewer that lets users read, edit, preview, and export Markdown directly in the browser.

Core browser-side tools are free and require no signup, with conversions running locally on the user's device whenever the format allows. For scanned PDFs and complex documents, an opt-in AI/OCR mode processes files with explicit consent and does not retain data after conversion. The Markdown Viewer supports CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown, plus LaTeX math via KaTeX, footnotes, task lists, and tables, rendered in real time.

The tool is built for people working with structured knowledge and AI: converting source documents into clean Markdown for RAG pipelines, preparing token-efficient prompts for Claude or ChatGPT, and migrating notes into tools like Obsidian and Notion. It also supports converting public content links from platforms including YouTube, Bilibili, Twitter/X, TikTok, Reddit, and LinkedIn.

2markdown is an independent product built by a developer based in Singapore. Free Basic access includes browser-side tools and 25 AI/OCR credits per month, while paid Pro and Team plans add more credits, higher content-link limits, ad-free usage, and team seats.

2markdown's Core Features

• 37 tools to convert files, links, and platform content to and from Markdown

• Live Markdown viewer and editor with real-time preview

• Browser-side conversion that keeps files on the user's device

• Opt-in AI/OCR mode for scanned PDFs and complex documents

• CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown, LaTeX math, footnotes, task lists, and tables

• One-click export to PDF, HTML, DOCX, or .md

• Public content link conversion for YouTube, Bilibili, Twitter/X, TikTok, Reddit, LinkedIn, and more

• Notion and Google Docs Markdown workflows

How to use 2markdown?

1. 1

   Choose a tool: Pick a converter or open the live Markdown Viewer.

2. 2

   Add your source: Upload a file, paste text or HTML, or provide a public content link.

3. 3

   Convert: Run the browser-side conversion, or opt in to AI/OCR mode for scanned or complex files.

4. 4

   Preview: Open the result in the Markdown Viewer to check and refine formatting.

5. 5

   Export: Download the Markdown or export to PDF, HTML, DOCX, or another format.

2markdown's Use Cases

• Build a RAG knowledge base
• Better AI prompts
• Migrate notes
• Publish anywhere
• Convert public content

FAQ from 2markdown

• Is 2markdown free?

  Basic access and core browser-side Markdown tools are free to use without signup. Paid Pro and Team plans add more AI/OCR credits, higher content-link limits, ad-free usage, team seats, and support.

• Does 2markdown store my files?

  No. Core conversions run entirely in the browser, so files never leave the device. AI-mode conversions for scanned PDFs and complex formats require explicit consent, and data is not retained after the conversion completes.

• Is there a Markdown viewer or editor?

  Yes. The live Markdown Viewer lets users read, edit, preview, format, and render Markdown in the browser, with support for GitHub Flavored Markdown, LaTeX math, syntax highlighting, and one-click export to PDF, HTML, or .md.

• Can I use it for RAG pipelines or LLM workflows?

  Yes. Source documents such as PDFs, web pages, Word docs, and Notion exports can be converted into clean Markdown for vector embedding and prompt context, then fed into a RAG pipeline or pasted into Claude or ChatGPT.

• Which Markdown flavor is supported?

  CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown are the defaults across all tools, with additional extensions such as LaTeX math via KaTeX, footnotes, task lists, and tables supported by specific tools.

• Is there API access?

  No. API access is not currently included; the plans focus on the web app, Markdown tools, AI/OCR credits, content links, and team usage. A developer API is on the roadmap.