This MDX converter helps you work with MDX content three ways: render MDX as formatted, readable text, convert HTML into clean GitHub-flavoured Markdown/MDX, and escape plain text into literal, valid MDX. It is built for developers, technical writers, and documentation teams who move content between HTML, Markdown, and MDX. Use the HTML to MDX mode to turn pasted markup into tidy Markdown with headings, tables, code blocks, and lists, or the render mode to preview MDX without spinning up a build. JSX components are never executed: components are stripped while their inner text is kept, and expressions are removed. Everything runs locally in your browser, so your drafts, docs, and snippets stay on your machine while you convert and preview.
Features
Render MDX as formatted text with a live preview pane
Convert HTML into clean GitHub-flavoured Markdown/MDX
Escape plain text into literal, valid MDX (handles < { } characters)
Preserves headings, tables, code blocks, lists, and blockquotes when converting HTML
Strips JSX components and expressions safely without executing any code
Copy rendered text, HTML, or MDX output with one click
Download results as an .html or .mdx file
How to use the MDX Converter
Pick a mode at the top: MDX → Preview, HTML → MDX, or Text → MDX.
Paste your MDX, HTML, or plain text into the input box (or load a sample).
Review the rendered preview or converted output on the right.
Use Copy to grab the text, HTML, or MDX, or Download to save it as a file.
HTML to MDX mode converts markup into clean Markdown.
Common errors & troubleshooting
JSX components disappear from the output. — This is expected. Components are removed and their inner text is kept; nothing is executed. Inline the content as Markdown if you need it preserved.
Curly-brace expressions like {version} vanish in preview mode. — MDX expressions are stripped because no JavaScript runs. Replace them with literal text before rendering.
Pasted text breaks MDX because of stray < or { characters. — Use Text to MDX mode to escape <, {, and } so the content becomes valid, literal MDX.
HTML converts but a tag is ignored. — Conversion targets common structural tags (headings, tables, code, lists, links, blockquotes). Simplify uncommon or malformed markup and convert again.
Frequently asked questions
What is the MDX Converter?
The MDX Converter renders MDX as formatted text, converts HTML into clean Markdown/MDX, and escapes plain text into literal MDX. You switch between the three modes with one click.
Does the MDX Converter run or execute JSX components?
No. Components are removed (their inner text is kept) and expressions are stripped, so nothing is ever executed.
What does HTML to MDX produce?
It outputs GitHub-flavoured Markdown, including headings, tables, code blocks, lists, links, and blockquotes.
How do I make plain text valid MDX?
Use the Text → MDX mode, which escapes characters like <, {, and } so the text becomes literal, valid MDX.
Can I convert MDX to Markdown with this tool?
Yes. The HTML to MDX mode produces GitHub-flavoured Markdown, and the preview mode renders MDX to readable text you can copy out as Markdown-friendly content.
Is my content uploaded anywhere when I use the MDX Converter?
No. The MDX Converter runs entirely in your browser, so your MDX, HTML, and text never leave your device.