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Convert any image with text to structured Markdown — works for notes, printed pages, and typed documents.
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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 you can download it as .md, .txt, .doc, or .pdf from the download menu.
# 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. Open the Download menu and choose Markdown (.md) — ready to open in any Markdown editor or commit directly to a GitHub repository. Plain Text, Word, and PDF are also available from the same menu.
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.
Yes. Use the formatting toolbar to style the preview, then export as Markdown, PDF, Word, or TXT — or share the result directly to a WhatsApp chat.