MD to Google Docs Converter

A .md file is a plain-text Markdown file, the format used by GitHub READMEs, Obsidian notes, Notion exports, and most AI tools. It's readable as text, but the # and ** symbols only turn into real headings and bold when a converter like this one processes them.

Drop any .md file into the converter (a README, an Obsidian note, a Notion or GitHub export), or paste its contents. Then click "Copy for Google Docs". The result opens in Google Docs with formatting intact.

Markdown is plain text with formatting symbols: # marks a heading, ** marks bold, and | builds tables. Editors like Word or Google Docs display those symbols literally instead of rendering them. This converter turns the symbols into real document formatting.

Yes. It's free with no signup, no daily cap, and no watermark. Conversion runs entirely in your browser, so your text is never uploaded or stored.

Completely. The conversion happens locally in your browser with JavaScript. Nothing is sent to a server, so you can safely convert confidential work documents.

Click "Copy for Google Docs", then paste normally (Cmd/Ctrl+V) into your Google Doc. Headings, bold text, tables, and lists transfer as real formatting, not markdown symbols.