What is this Markdown to note converter?
A free, browser-based tool that turns Markdown into a format you can paste into note (note.com). note's editor only understands a small subset of Markdown, so pasting raw Markdown leaves literal ** and # characters and breaks tables and code blocks. This tool maps headings, bold, lists, quotes, and links to what note keeps, and flags everything note drops. Everything runs locally in your browser, so your text is never uploaded.
How to use it
- Paste your Markdown into the box on the left.
- Review the converted, note-ready text on the right.
- Check the warnings panel for anything note can't handle (tables, code, images, nesting).
- Copy the result, paste it into note, then apply heading/bold styles in note's editor.
note's formatting quirks
- Headings: note has 大見出し / 中見出し but does not read Markdown # markers on paste — this tool strips # and leaves clean heading text so you apply the style in the editor.
- Bold / italic: note applies emphasis in its own editor; literal ** and * are removed so they don't show as raw characters.
- Lists: bullets are converted to ・ and numbered lists are kept; nested lists are flattened because note does not keep nesting.
- Links: note auto-links bare URLs, so [text](url) becomes 'text url'.
- Tables, code blocks, and images are not supported on paste — they are flagged so you can handle them manually.
Common use cases
- Drafting note articles in a Markdown editor (or with an AI assistant) and publishing on note.
- Reusing a README or blog post written in Markdown as a note article.
- Cleaning up Markdown so pasting into note doesn't leave broken ** and # characters.