Google Docs to Markdown
Compare Google's native Markdown download and copy options with an interactive paste-and-review workflow.
MD Studio guides
Move content into Markdown without guessing what changed
Choose the workflow that matches your source and destination. Each guide explains the shortest route, what normally survives, what needs review, and when MD Studio is useful.
MD Studio is free, needs no account, and processes document content in your browser rather than uploading it to an MD Studio document server.
Start with the source
Microsoft Word to Markdown
Copy formatted content from an open Word document without implying that MD Studio imports DOCX files.
HTML to Markdown
Paste HTML, import an HTML file, and review the generated source before exporting it.
Rich text to Markdown
Convert formatted clipboard content from email, CMS editors, Word, Google Docs, and webpages.
HTML tables to Markdown
Understand which tables fit GFM pipe syntax and which need redesign or retained HTML.
Remote images in Markdown
Preserve image references while understanding why MD Studio does not fetch them automatically.
Choose, review, and publish
GFM vs CommonMark
Choose the profile that matches the destination, especially for tables, task lists, and strikethrough.
Review conversion output
Use a repeatable checklist for headings, lists, tables, links, images, code, and destination rendering.
Markdown to PDF
Preview Markdown, use browser print, and inspect pagination before saving the result as a PDF.
Conversion is a review workflow, not a perfect copy
Markdown preserves useful document structure, not every font, color, layout choice, merged cell, application-specific object, or remote asset. Start with representative content, inspect the editable source and final renderer, then correct anything that matters.
Bring a representative sample
Test one heading, nested list, link, table, image reference, and code block before moving a consequential document.
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