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Image of Notes → Markdown
Drop your photo here
or click to browse · JPG, PNG, WEBPYour Markdown will appear here
Click anywhere to edit or correct mistakes
The Markdown converter takes your handwritten notes and outputs structured Markdown syntax. The first line becomes an # H1 heading and the remaining lines follow as body content — ready to use in GitHub READMEs, documentation tools, static site generators, Notion, Obsidian, and any Markdown-compatible editor.
The output uses a monospace font so you can clearly read the syntax, and the file downloads as a .md file.
# H1 heading, the rest becomes body text.The first non-empty line is formatted as an # H1 heading. Remaining lines are output as plain body text. You can manually add further Markdown syntax — bold, lists, links — in the editable output area.
Yes. The Download button saves the output as note.md, ready to open in any Markdown editor or commit directly to a GitHub repository.
The .md output works with GitHub, GitLab, VS Code, Obsidian, Notion, Typora, Jekyll, Hugo, Gatsby, and any other tool that supports standard CommonMark Markdown.
Yes — 27 languages are supported. For Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic the output font switches automatically to a system font that correctly renders those scripts.