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What this tool does

The Markdown to HTML Converter reads Markdown text from a field and writes the rendered HTML to an output field. Use it when you need HTML output from Markdown content stored in Airtable, for websites, email templates, or integrations that expect HTML.

Settings reference

Source

SettingDescription
Source tableThe table containing Markdown text.
Source fieldThe text or Rich Text field containing Markdown.
Output fieldThe text or Rich Text field where HTML is written.

Conversion options

SettingDescription
GitHub Flavored MarkdownEnable GFM extensions: tables, task lists, strikethrough, and autolinks.
Line breaksConvert single newlines to <br> tags (standard Markdown ignores single line breaks).
Heading IDsAdd id attributes to headings for anchor links (e.g., <h2 id="my-heading">).
Strip inline HTMLRemove any raw HTML tags present in the Markdown source.
Skip empty fieldsDo not write output for blank source fields.
Overwrite existing outputWrite to the output field even when it already has a value.

Preview

The Markdown to HTML Converter has a preview panel. It shows a sample of your records with the source Markdown on the left and the generated HTML on the right. Review the output before running.

Common use cases

  • Convert a content library from Markdown to HTML for a CMS or email tool
  • Transform article bodies written in Markdown for use in a website
  • Render Markdown documentation into HTML for display in a portal
  • Prepare email HTML from Markdown drafts

GitHub Flavored Markdown features

When GFM is enabled, the converter supports:
FeatureExample
TablesPipes and dashes for table syntax
Task lists- [x] Done and - [ ] Todo
Strikethrough~~struck~~ renders as struck
AutolinksPlain URLs are automatically linked

Common questions

Not with this tool. It converts Markdown to HTML only.
Yes. Fenced code blocks (```) and inline code are converted to <pre><code> tags.
Enable Strip inline HTML to remove it before conversion, or leave it disabled to preserve any HTML that was mixed into the Markdown source.