Turn an MD document into HTML, PDF, DOCX, or TXT.
Choose a document style and width, check the result, then save it.
MD · MARKDOWN · TXT · one file · up to 2MBChoose an MD, MARKDOWN, or TXT file, or paste Markdown source.
Choose HTML, PDF, DOCX, or TXT, then adjust the relevant document settings.
Check the preview, then download the file or save it as PDF from the print dialog.
Convert one MD, MARKDOWN, or TXT file up to 2MB to HTML, PDF, DOCX, or TXT. Text is read as UTF-8.
HTML · PDF · DOCX · TXT · Three styles · Width · Title · Automatic TOC
Markdown is useful for AI responses, README files, and technical notes, but an MD file is not always convenient for recipients without a dedicated app. HTML suits browser sharing, PDF suits printing and submission, DOCX suits editing in Word, and TXT suits unformatted text transfer.
Toolit turns Markdown into a safe document structure and creates the selected output in your browser. HTML includes its styling, PDF uses the browser's print rendering, and DOCX transfers headings, lists, tables, and code into an editable Word document.
Choose HTML for browser sharing, PDF for submission, DOCX for editing in Word, or TXT when only plain text is needed.
The first H1 is suggested as the document title and H1–H3 headings form the table of contents. Either can be hidden if the source already includes it.
External web images are blocked by default and can be enabled explicitly. Relative images stored beside the MD file cannot be found from the Markdown file alone and become a notice.
The browser print dialog preserves the text, tables, code, and font layout already shown in the preview. Choose ‘Save as PDF’ as the destination to create a PDF file without printing on paper.
The document content and styles are included in one HTML file, so it can open offline. External web images that you chose to allow still need an internet connection to load from their original URLs.
No. Scripts, iframes, forms, and unsafe attributes are removed before export. Only safe HTML needed for normal document formatting remains.
The table of contents is generated from headings such as H1, H2, and H3. If the document has only one heading or none, there are no useful destinations and the option is disabled.
Core Markdown syntax is rendered similarly, but GitHub-specific fonts, code colors, and extensions can differ. Toolit focuses on producing a self-contained document suitable for sharing and printing.