Free Markdown & AI Tools

Ten online tools, one job each. Bring a public URL, HTML or Markdown you copied, a text-based PDF, a .docx, a spreadsheet or a data file, or text you want measured. No account required.

The tools

Pick the card that matches the file or paste you already have. The table further down is the same ten tools, sorted by input.

Which tool should I open?

Start from the input you already have. Limits for scans, legacy Word files, and logged-in pages are on the card and on the tool page.

Which tool should I open?
I haveUse
A public article, docs page, or blog URLURL to Markdown
HTML I already copiedHTML to Markdown
A text-based PDFPDF to Markdown
A Word .docx fileWord to Markdown
Plain text from HTML or a public URLHTML to Text
Markdown that should become HTMLMarkdown to HTML
Cells to edit into a pipe tableMarkdown Table Generator
A CSV or TSV fileCSV to Markdown
JSON or JSON LinesJSON to Markdown
A token count for text, HTML, or a public URLToken Counter

Limits that change the result

A password stops PDF parsing, and the page has no password field. Tables and multi-column pages are best-effort.

Only Heading 1 through Heading 6 become Markdown headings in a Word file. Bold Normal text stays a paragraph. Bytes that do not start with PK are refused, which is how a renamed .doc is caught. Images stay out unless Include images is on.

Markdown to HTML refuses a note longer than 200,000 characters. Sanitize starts on, and Preview stays sanitized when you turn that switch off for the HTML you copy.

CSV to Markdown and JSON to Markdown do not read a file over 5 MB, and they refuse a paste over 5,000,000 characters. CSV uses one alignment for every column. Each column can differ on the Markdown Table Generator, and that grid stops at 1,000 rows and 100 columns.

The Token Counter does not show a price. The 8k, 32k, 128k, and 200k checks compare the count with a size you selected. They are not a claim about a model’s context window. URL mode has no HTML baseline, so it cannot show tokens saved.

When to use the extension

The Chrome extension and these pages do not share a fetch. The extension reads the document in the tab you already opened, including a page you reached by logging in and a page that only finishes rendering in your session. A tool sees a URL the server can request, a paste, or a file you drop.

A table of contents, an output template, and a ZIP of the note plus images are side-panel controls. Features describes each one. Guides cover clipping a page and sending the note to an assistant. A script that should perform the same public-page conversion as the URL tool calls the developer API.

The extension writes Markdown. It does not turn that note into HTML, it does not read a PDF, a .docx, a CSV, or JSON from disk, and it does not display a token count.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. All ten tools are free to use today and do not ask for an account. That describes the pages as they work now. It is not a promise that the price will never change. The Chrome extension is a separate product, and this page does not call the extension free.