Markdown tool
Paste README Markdown, a GFM table, or a fenced code sample. Get React JSX with className, fragments, and escaped braces. Files stay on this device.
Like the tool? Find a bug?Share with usPaste GitHub-flavored Markdown. Headings, tables, code fences, and task lists become copy-ready JSX. Files stay on this device.
JSX will appear here.Guide
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Headings, paragraphs, lists, and tables parse as HTML, then this tool emits JSX: className, self-closing tags, and a fragment when there are siblings.
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Sample, Table, and Code are starting points. Parsing stays local — paste a README and copy the JSX into a component.
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Fragment is the default wrap. Component exports Markdown so you can drop the file into a React tree. Text with { is escaped so it does not become an expression.
Use it
GitHub-flavored Markdown: headings, emphasis, links, images, blockquotes, fenced code, tables, and task lists. Raw HTML in the Markdown is mapped too — class becomes className, for becomes htmlFor, and style becomes an object. The 50,000 character cap still applies.
FAQ
Yes for typical Markdown. Multiple top-level blocks wrap in <>…</>. Switch to Component for an export function Markdown() you can import.
JSX treats { as the start of an expression. This tool wraps those characters in a string so a fenced {name} stays literal text.
No. Parsing happens in your browser tab. There is no account and no API call.