Markdown to Confluence
Convert Markdown to Confluence wiki markup so you can paste it straight into a page. Works with Confluence Cloud and Server — headings, tables, lists, links and code, all in your browser.
Example
## Notes
Please **review** `main.js` — see [docs](/d).h2. Notes
Please *review* {{main.js}} — see [docs|/d].What it keeps
- Headings become h1.–h6.
- Bold, italic and inline code ({{…}})
- Bulleted and numbered lists
- Links, {code} blocks and {quote} quotes
- Markdown tables become ||header|| table markup
Where it struggles
- Paste into a field that accepts wiki markup (Insert → Markup in the editor)
- Macros aren't generated; images become !url! references
Frequently asked questions
How do I paste Markdown into Confluence?
Convert it here, then in the Confluence editor choose Insert → Markup, pick Confluence wiki, and paste the converted markup.
Does Confluence support Markdown directly?
Confluence Cloud has a Markdown insert option, but it's limited. Converting to wiki markup first gives more reliable headings, tables, lists and code.
How do I import Markdown into Confluence Cloud?
Use Insert → Markup and paste the wiki markup from this converter — it works the same way in Cloud and Server/Data Center.
Does it convert my Markdown tables?
Yes — Markdown pipe tables become Confluence ||header|| table markup, ready to paste into the page.
Is my Markdown uploaded?
No — conversion happens entirely in your browser.