Strip markdown leftovers (**, ##, backticks, list markers) from pasted text while keeping line structure and code content intact.
Stays on your deviceFree
Result
LLMs answer in markdown; pasting into email, CMS fields or docs leaves ** asterisks **, ## headings, backticks and list markers behind. This page strips the markers while preserving your line structure — and the content of code blocks is never altered, only unwrapped (or kept/removed, your choice).
FAQ
Three options: unwrap (default — fence markers removed, code kept verbatim), keep (fences left as-is), or remove (block deleted). Inline `code` keeps its content either way.
Pasted text contains markdown *remnants*, not documents. A real parser can mangle text that merely looks like markdown; targeted stripping is safer.
Yes: [text](url) becomes text, and images become their alt text.
How it works & more
LLMs answer in markdown; pasting into email, CMS fields or docs leaves ** asterisks **, ## headings, backticks and list markers behind. This page strips the markers while preserving your line structure — and the content of code blocks is never altered, only unwrapped (or kept/removed, your choice).
FAQ
Three options: unwrap (default — fence markers removed, code kept verbatim), keep (fences left as-is), or remove (block deleted). Inline `code` keeps its content either way.
Pasted text contains markdown *remnants*, not documents. A real parser can mangle text that merely looks like markdown; targeted stripping is safer.
Yes: [text](url) becomes text, and images become their alt text.