The web version of Microsoft's MarkItDown — no Python install, no command line. Just open the browser, drag your file in, and copy the Markdown output.
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MarkItDown is an open-source Python tool from Microsoft that converts various file formats — PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, images, and more — into clean, structured Markdown. It's designed specifically for feeding documents into large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
Since its release, MarkItDown has gone viral in the AI and developer communities, racking up over 100,000 GitHub stars. But there's one problem: it's a Python package. To use it, you need to install Python, set up a virtual environment, and run commands in the terminal.
That's where we come in.
Most people who want to use MarkItDown aren't developers. They're lawyers, writers, researchers, and business people who just want to convert a PDF to Markdown without dealing with code.
Our online MarkItDown tool gives you all the benefits of MarkItDown — without the setup:
Using our web-based MarkItDown is as simple as it gets:
No account required. No watermark. Free for up to 3 conversions per day. No credit card needed.
We're not affiliated with Microsoft. We built this online tool because we loved the idea of MarkItDown but wanted a simpler, browser-based way to use it — especially for legal documents.
Think of us as a friendly, web-based front end for the same underlying approach, with extra polish for legal use cases. If you're a developer who wants the full power and flexibility of the original, you should absolutely check out Microsoft's MarkItDown on GitHub. But if you just want to quickly convert a PDF to Markdown without any setup — you're in the right place.
Looking for something more specific? Try our contract to Markdown converter or the general PDF to Markdown tool.