Convert Obsidian [[wikilinks]] and ![[embeds]] to standard Markdown links. Migration-ready.
Free Obsidian Wikilinks to Markdown Converter takes Obsidian notes with [[wikilinks]], [[Page|Alias]], [[Page#Heading]], and ![[image.png]] embeds and rewrites them as standard Markdown links and images. Migration-ready — configure slug format, space replacement, asset prefix, and embed handling to match your target system.
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.
Leaving Obsidian for a static site, a blog, or another markdown editor shouldn't mean hand-rewriting every wikilink. The converter runs 100% in your browser, and your notes never leave your device.
| Input | Output | Typical size | Speed | Login needed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Obsidian note (.md) | Standard Markdown (.md) | Any note size | < 20 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.
Handles all five common forms: [[Page Name]], [[Page|Alias]], [[Page#Heading]], [[Page#Heading|Alias]], and [[Page^block-id]] block refs. The block ref suffix is stripped (standard Markdown has no equivalent); everything else is mapped to [text](page-slug.md) or [text](page-slug.md#heading).
If your notes also contain GFM alerts, check the Free Markdown Alert Generator to preview them.
Image embeds like ![[diagram.png]] become standard Markdown images  with an optional asset prefix (useful if your destination stores images under assets/ or attachments/). Note embeds ![[Page]] have three strategies: link (convert to a regular link since standard MD has no transclusion), drop (remove entirely), or keep (leave raw for a custom renderer).
For converting HTML notes from other sources, use the Free HTML to Markdown tool.
Different static site generators expect different slug styles. Toggle lowercase slugs on or off, and pick hyphen or underscore for space replacement, so [[Page Name]] becomes page-name.md, Page_Name.md, Page-Name.md, or any combination. The .md extension is editable too (use .mdx for MDX sites or drop entirely for slug-only URLs).
The stats row under the editor shows exactly what's in your note: total wikilinks, regular vs embeds, image embeds, count with aliases, and count with heading anchors. Useful for estimating migration scope before running a batch and for verifying that every link was picked up.
For deeper link analysis after conversion, use the Free Markdown Link Extractor.
Drop in any Obsidian note with wikilinks and embeds.
Extension, slug casing, space replacement, asset prefix, and embed handling.
Save as .md and drop into your destination vault or site.
Export a vault and convert every note in minutes instead of hand-rewriting links.
Migrate from Obsidian to Hugo, Jekyll, 11ty, Astro, or any MD-based generator.
Turn private notes into public ones without breaking the link graph.
Convert Obsidian drafts into GFM for direct paste into a blog CMS.
Move content between Obsidian, Foam, Dendron, and back without losing structure.
Yes. Free forever, no account required.
Regular, aliased, heading-anchored, and block-ref wikilinks, plus image and note embeds.
Image embeds become standard Markdown images with an optional asset path prefix.
Yes. Toggle lowercase, pick hyphen vs underscore, and set the file extension.
No. Runs 100% in your browser.