Markdown to Microsoft Teams Converter
Teams shares most of Markdown's markers, so bold, strikethrough and links paste straight in. Italic switches to the underscore form Teams prefers, and headings deeper than level 3 are clamped to ###.
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How Markdown maps to Microsoft Teams
| Feature | Markdown | Microsoft Teams |
|---|---|---|
| Bold | **x** | **x** |
| Italic | *x* or _x_ | _x_ |
| Strikethrough | ~~x~~ | ~~x~~ |
| Link | [text](url) | [text](url) |
| Heading | # x | # x to ### x |
Common gotchas
- Teams uses the same **bold** and ~~strikethrough~~ markers as Markdown, so they paste through unchanged.
- Teams accepts both *italic* and _italic_, and this tool outputs the underscore form _italic_.
- Teams keeps clickable [text](url) links.
- Teams supports headings only to level 3, so deeper headings are clamped to ###.
Frequently asked
- Does Markdown bold work in Microsoft Teams?
- Yes. Teams uses the same double-asterisk **bold** as Markdown, so it pastes through unchanged.
- Why is my italic written with underscores for Teams?
- Teams accepts both *italic* and _italic_, so the converter outputs _italic_ to be safe across the Teams message box and Loop components.
- Does Microsoft Teams support headings?
- Yes, up to level 3. Deeper Markdown headings are clamped to ### in Teams.