Convert Evernote HTML to Markdown Online
Paste your Evernote HTML export and receive clean, Git-friendly Markdown that slips seamlessly into Kadence-powered pages. The converter preserves checkboxes, links, code blocks, and embedded media without heavy scripts or bloated markup.
1 Input Evernote HTML
2 Polished Markdown Output
About This Evernote HTML to Markdown Converter
This lightweight web app is built for writers, researchers, and product teams who archive their notes in Evernote but publish in Markdown-first tools such as Notion, Obsidian, GitHub, or Hugo. Unlike script-heavy converters, it runs entirely in your browser, so your note data never leaves your device. It intelligently removes Evernote-only wrappers, rescues headings, tables, task lists, and code blocks, and produces clean Markdown that is ready for docs, wikis, or static site generators.
Competitor tools often tangle spacing, drop checkboxes, or ignore inline links. We benchmarked popular community scripts, Reddit recommendations, and third-party SaaS converters, then engineered a workflow that balances accuracy with speed. Expect conversions in under a second, even for long research notes, thanks to zero dependencies and careful DOM parsing.
How to Use the Converter
1. Export your Evernote note as HTML or copy the HTML source via the desktop app. 2. Paste the markup into the input box above. 3. Toggle the cleanup options if you need to preserve inline classes or whitespace quirks. 4. Hit “Convert to Markdown” and review the polished output. 5. Copy the Markdown to your clipboard, download it as a .md file, or share the permalink with teammates for quick reviews.
The permalink feature is exclusive to this tool: it encodes your Markdown output in a share-safe URL, making asynchronous collaboration effortless. Because the entire process happens client-side, teammates can open the link offline after the first load, maintaining productivity wherever they are.
Tips for Pristine Markdown Notes
For bulletproof formatting, keep Evernote headings consistent: H1 for main titles and H2 for key sections translate perfectly. Use Evernote’s checkbox formatting when building to-do lists—our parser faithfully converts en-todo elements into Markdown tasks. If you embed images, give them descriptive alt text in Evernote; the export passes those labels through, improving accessibility and SEO when you publish the Markdown. Finally, activate “Normalize spacing” to remove excessive line breaks that sometimes appear in clipped web articles.
Need to publish to a static site or knowledge base? Use the download button to generate a version-controlled .md file, then drop it into your repository. The cleaned Markdown is compatible with CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown, so syntax highlighting, tables, footnotes, and fenced code blocks appear exactly as intended.
FAQs
Does the converter keep my Evernote checklists?
Yes. Evernote checklist items use en-todo tags, which the converter maps to Markdown tasks like - [ ] or - [x] depending on whether each item is checked.
Will my note content leave my computer?
No. The converter is fully client-side and does not send your HTML or Markdown to any server, which makes it suitable for confidential notes.
How do I share the cleaned Markdown with teammates?
After conversion, click the permalink button to generate a URL containing the processed Markdown. Share that link and collaborators can access the exact same output instantly.
Can I tweak the output formatting?
Use the cleanup toggles above the input area to control inline styles, spacing, and link rewriting. These presets cover over 90% of Evernote export quirks.
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