Markdown to Kit Converter
Kit can auto-detect Markdown, but it is inconsistent with headings and links, so this hands you clean bold, italic, lists and links that paste into a broadcast the same way every time.
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Fixes em dashes and filler
Rewrites em dashes to the punctuation that belongs there and strips filler from the converted output. Runs in your browser with no AI, and never alters the text you pasted.Ready for Kit
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Copies the converted text the moment you paste or pick a destination, with no Copy click needed.Runs entirely in your browser. Your text never leaves your device.
How Markdown maps to Kit
| Feature | Markdown | Kit |
|---|---|---|
| Bold | **x** | kept |
| Italic | *x* | kept |
| Strikethrough | ~~x~~ | kept |
| Lists | - x or 1. x | kept, bullet or numbered |
| Link | [text](url) | kept, clickable |
| Heading | # x | kept, proofread after paste |
Common gotchas
- Kit can auto-detect Markdown as you type, but it is inconsistent with links and headings. Converting first gives you a clean, predictable paste.
- Paste into a Kit broadcast text block. The formatting travels as clean HTML, so the email inherits your Kit template instead of dragging in web page styling.
- Give headings and links a quick proofread after pasting, since Kit's handling of those on paste can vary.
Frequently asked
- Does Kit support Markdown?
- Yes, Kit can auto-detect Markdown as you type, but it is inconsistent with links and headings. This gives you a clean, predictable result you can paste straight into a broadcast.
- Do bold and italic survive into a Kit broadcast?
- Yes. Bold, italic, strikethrough, bullet and numbered lists and links all come through cleanly. It is worth a quick proofread of headings and links after pasting.