Convert Markdown to Confluence wiki markup. GFM alerts map to {info}, {warning}, {note}, {tip} panels.
Tip: > [!NOTE] maps to {info}, [!WARNING] / [!CAUTION] to {warning}, [!IMPORTANT] to {note}, [!TIP] to {tip}.
Free Markdown to Confluence Wiki Converter turns GitHub-Flavored Markdown into Atlassian Confluence wiki markup — with first-class support for GFM alerts. > [!NOTE] becomes {info}, > [!WARNING] becomes {warning}, and so on — exactly the panel macros Confluence knows how to render.
Privacy: This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your text is never uploaded, logged, or cached. Close the tab and it's gone. Verify in DevTools → Network: zero requests fire.
Everyone using Confluence has drafted in Markdown at least once and then hit the 'where does this go' wall. Tools charging $20/month to rewrite syntax are a bad deal. This one runs in your browser for free.
| Input | Output | Typical size | Speed | Login needed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Markdown (.md, .markdown) | Confluence wiki markup | Any page size | < 50 ms | No |
Here's what this free tool does in detail — every feature is built to solve real problems, runs entirely in your browser, and is free forever.
GitHub-Flavored Markdown alerts translate to Confluence macros automatically: > [!NOTE] → {info}, > [!WARNING] → {warning}, > [!IMPORTANT] → {note}, > [!TIP] → {tip}, > [!CAUTION] → {warning}. Every alert body is reformatted as valid wiki markup inside the panel.
For generating these alerts in your drafts, use the Free Markdown Alert Generator. Going the other way, the Free Confluence to Markdown Converter puts alerts back.
Headings #–###### become h1.–h6.. Bold **x** becomes single-asterisk *x*. Italic *x* / _x_ become _x_. Strikethrough ~~x~~ becomes -x-. Inline code becomes {{code}}. Fenced blocks become {code:lang} blocks.
For Jira tickets (no panels), use the Free Markdown to Jira Converter.
GFM pipe tables become Confluence tables with ||header||header|| rows and |cell|cell| data rows. Links [text](url) become [text|url]. Images  become !url|alt=alt!.
Clean up the document first with the Free Markdown Formatter or extract images with the Free Markdown Image Extractor.
Use Confluence's 'Insert' → 'Markup' → 'Wiki Markup' option (or the legacy source editor on Server/Data Center) to paste the output. Confluence converts wiki markup into its own storage format on save, so the round-trip is lossless for supported elements.
For broader HTML output, see the Free Markdown to HTML Converter.
Drop a runbook, RFC, spec, or post-mortem into the input. Click Load example to see how GFM alerts become panels.
Output updates live as you type — no buttons to press.
Use 'Insert' → 'Markup' → 'Wiki Markup' in your Confluence editor and paste the output. Preview before saving.
Draft runbooks in Markdown with GFM alerts for warnings and tips, convert for Confluence, publish.
Use Markdown for fast drafting, paste wiki markup into Confluence pages for the team.
Keep Markdown sources in git, publish to Confluence for the wiki-first team members.
Write in Markdown's code-fence-friendly syntax, convert for a Confluence page preview.
Bulk-convert a repo's Markdown docs into Confluence pages with one paste each.
Yes. Free forever, no account required.
[!NOTE] → {info}, [!WARNING] / [!CAUTION] → {warning}, [!IMPORTANT] → {note}, [!TIP] → {tip}. Standard Confluence macros, standard mapping.
Yes — via 'Insert' → 'Markup' → 'Wiki Markup'. Confluence Server/Data Center accept it natively in the editor.
This tool emits wiki markup, which Confluence converts to storage format on save. For direct storage-format output, use Atlassian's API.
No. Runs 100% in your browser.