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No, all processing happens in your browser. Your Markdown and HTML content is not sent to any server. We prioritize your privacy and ensure that all conversions happen locally on your device.

In the Markdown to HTML tool, you can add custom CSS by using the "Custom Html Head Content" section. Simply include a <style> tag with your CSS rules in this section, and they will be applied to your HTML output.

Yes ! Our tools support bidirectional conversion:

• To convert Markdown to HTML, use our Markdown to HTML tool.
• To convert HTML to Markdown, use our HTML to Markdown tool.

We support CommonMark with GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) extensions, including:

• Tables
• Task lists
• Strikethrough
• Fenced code blocks with syntax highlighting
• And more

Our HTML to Markdown converter handles most HTML tables automatically. For best results, ensure your HTML table uses proper table markup including <table>, <tr>, <th>, and <td> elements. Very complex tables with rowspans or colspans may have limited support in Markdown, as Markdown's table syntax is simpler than HTML's.

Most common HTML elements are supported, including:

• Headings (h1-h6)
• Paragraphs
• Lists (ordered and unordered)
• Tables
• Code blocks
• Inline formatting (bold, italic, etc.)

Some complex HTML elements may have limited support in Markdown due to Markdown's simpler syntax.

Yes, in the HTML to Markdown tool, use the 'Conversion Options' section at the top of the page to customize various aspects of the Markdown output, including:

• Markdown dialect (CommonMark, GitHub Flavored, Vanilla Markdown)
• Heading style (ATX # or Setext ===)
• List style (* or - or +)
• Code block style
• Link style
• And more