Markdown ↔ Confluence
Paste Markdown and get Confluence Wiki Markup ready for "Insert markup" or a Jira description. Or go the other way: paste Confluence wiki markup and get clean Markdown for a README, Notion or Obsidian. Everything is converted in your browser.
What gets converted
The tool understands GitHub Flavored Markdown and the classic Confluence wiki markup accepted by the Confluence editor via "Insert markup" and by Jira issue descriptions. Code block contents are copied verbatim and unknown Confluence macros are left untouched so nothing is lost silently.
| Element | Markdown | Confluence Wiki Markup |
|---|---|---|
| Heading | # Title |
h1. Title |
| Bold | **text** |
*text* |
| Italic | *text* |
_text_ |
| Strikethrough | ~~text~~ |
-text- |
| Inline code | `code` |
{{code}} |
| Link | [text](url) |
[text|url] |
| Image |  |
!src! |
| Code block | ```js
…
``` |
{code:language=js}
…
{code} |
| Quote | > text |
{quote}
text
{quote} |
| Bulleted list | - item |
* item |
| Numbered list | 1. item |
# item |
| Nested list | - a
- b |
* a
** b |
| Task checkbox | - [x] done
- [ ] todo |
* (/) done
* (x) todo |
| Table | | A | B |
| --- | --- |
| 1 | 2 | |
||A||B||
|1|2| |
| Horizontal rule | --- |
---- |
| Line break | line␣␣ |
line\\ |
| Underline | <u>text</u> |
+text+ |
| Superscript / subscript | <sup>2</sup> / <sub>2</sub> |
^2^ / ~2~ |
| info / note / warning / tip panels | blockquote with a bold title |
{info:title=…}
…
{info} |
Limitations
Markdown has no underline, text color, panels or table of contents: underline and sub/superscript become HTML tags, colors are stripped, panels turn into titled blockquotes and the {toc} macro is dropped. Table column alignment is lost when converting to Confluence. The Confluence storage format (XHTML with ac: tags) is not supported.
Online converter from Markdown to Confluence Wiki Markup and back. Move documentation from a GitHub README, Obsidian, Notion or any Markdown editor into Confluence and Jira without retyping headings, lists, tables and code blocks by hand.
Supported: h1–h6 headings, bold and italic, strikethrough, monospace text, links and images, code blocks with a language ({code:language=…}), {noformat}, {quote} and bq. quotes, nested bulleted and numbered lists, task checkboxes, tables with header rows, horizontal rules, line breaks, the {info}, {note}, {warning}, {tip}, {panel} and {anchor} macros and [~user] mentions.
Conversion runs entirely in the browser: the text is never sent to a server, which makes the tool safe for internal documentation and drafts. Drop a file onto the editor, then copy the result with one click or download it.