Use plain text when your destination cannot render Markdown or HTML. The converter renders Markdown and extracts readable text, removing heading markers, emphasis syntax, and link markup. Link labels remain, but destinations and images are not preserved as clickable content.
Input
Markdown (.md)
Output
Plain Text (.txt)
Your converted content will appear here.
Choose plain text for notes, email fields, or systems that should display the words without Markdown syntax. This conversion is useful when # headings or **emphasis** would otherwise appear literally. Keep Markdown or HTML if the destination needs clickable links or rich formatting.
The workspace starts with this sample. Replace it with your content to preview your own conversion.
# Release notes **Ready for review:** the new brief. - Check the headline - Confirm the delivery date
Release notes Ready for review: the new brief. Check the headline Confirm the delivery date
The Release notes heading loses its # marker, bold wording loses the surrounding asterisks, and the checklist items become separate lines. Paragraph and list boundaries remain readable. The output contains text rather than HTML tags or Markdown formatting.
Link labels survive, but the linked destinations do not appear unless they were written as visible URLs. Images and visual table borders cannot be represented in TXT. Add essential URLs to the source as text and check table rows in the output before using it in another system.
Plain text does not support clickable links, images, or visual table styling. Keep essential destinations as visible URLs in your source. Review tables carefully because the exported text uses spacing rather than a visual grid.
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