About Markdown Toolkit
Small, fast tools for turning documents into clean Markdown and tidying text for AI tools, notes and documentation.
Why this exists
A lot of everyday work now means moving text between PDFs, Word files, web pages and AI tools. Most converters either upload your file to a server or bury the tool under sign-ups. Markdown Toolkit does the conversion in your browser, so it is quick, free and your documents stay private.
How it works
Each tool is plain JavaScript that runs on your device. PDFs are read with Mozilla's open-source pdf.js library and Word files with the open-source Mammoth library. Nothing you open or paste is sent to a server.
The tools are honest about their limits. Scanned PDFs need OCR, which this site does not do yet. Token counts are estimates, and each tool page explains what it can and cannot handle.
Who builds it
Markdown Toolkit is built and maintained by SK Ahasanur Rahman (Ashiq), an operations professional in Dhaka, Bangladesh, who builds practical web tools for everyday document work. More about his work is at amiashiq.com.
Feedback
Found a file that converts badly, or want a tool that is not here yet? Get in touch. Real examples help most.