
Convert files to Markdown instantly
Drop a supported file and get clean Markdown. Free conversions run in your browser, with no account or daily quota.
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Select up to 8 local files to convert to Markdown
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Need better PDF tables or RAG-ready output?
Try Pro for structured Markdown and JSON from complex or scanned PDFs, priced per page with credits.
What file formats can you convert to Markdown?
Documents
- PDF (.pdf)
- Word (.docx)
- PowerPoint (.pptx)
- Excel (.xlsx)
Web & Text
- HTML (.html)
- HTML (.htm)
- Plain text (.txt)
Images
- JPEG (.jpg)
- JPEG (.jpeg)
- PNG (.png)
Audio
- MP3 (.mp3)
- WAV (.wav)
Why use GetMarkdown?
Private free conversion
Free conversions run locally in your browser. Selected file contents are not uploaded to GetMarkdown.
LLM-Ready Output
Structured Markdown that works with AI agents, RAG pipelines, knowledge bases, and every Markdown editor.
Free and unlimited
No sign-up or daily quota. Convert up to 8 files per batch, 10 MB each, then start another batch whenever you like.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is GetMarkdown free to use?
Yes. Browser-based conversions are free and unlimited. For browser stability, each file is limited to 10 MB and each batch to 8 files; start another batch whenever you like.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
Free-tier conversions happen entirely in your browser using local WebAssembly conversion, so selected file contents are not uploaded to GetMarkdown. Pro is a separate, paid server-side option for PDFs and is clearly labeled before upload.
Does GetMarkdown work with AI agents and LLMs?
Yes. The output is structured Markdown for RAG pipelines, LLM context windows, agent workflows, knowledge bases, and Markdown-based tools such as Obsidian, Notion, and GitHub.
What happens to images in my documents?
When images are detected in Word and PowerPoint files, GetMarkdown can package them in a ZIP archive alongside the Markdown file and use relative image references.
What is Pro PDF conversion?
Pro uses server-side processing for PDFs that need stronger table, layout, or OCR handling, up to 95 MB and 500 pages per PDF. It requires a free account and uses credits: one credit per text page, two per scanned page, with the quote shown before anything is charged. It returns a ZIP with Markdown and structured JSON output. Credit packs start at $9 for 500 credits.