Many files, one ZIP.
Drop up to 20 Markdown files. Three convert at a time; everything bundles into a single ZIP.
Drop Markdown files here
or browse — up to 20 files · .md, .markdown, .txt
Convert a docs folder to PDF for distribution. Use number prefixes (01-, 02-) for ordering.
Export multiple draft markdown files to DOCX so editors can comment in Word.
LaTeX formulas convert to native Office Math; tables stay intact for academic submission.
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How does batch Markdown conversion work?
Drop up to 20 .md, .markdown, or .txt files at once, pick one output format, and click Start. Three files convert in parallel while the rest queue, each through exactly the same pipeline as the single-document converter — so GFM tables become real Word tables, fenced code keeps its syntax highlighting, and LaTeX math becomes native, editable Office Math in every DOCX. One failed file never stops the batch: errors are reported per file and the rest continue. When the run finishes, everything downloads as a single ZIP named by date. Typical throughput is a few seconds per document; a full 20-file batch usually completes in under a minute.
| Limit | Value |
|---|---|
| Files per batch | 20 |
| Parallel conversions | 3 at a time |
| Output formats | DOCX, PDF, HTML, Markdown |
| Result | One ZIP archive |
| Cost / signup | Free, none |
When is batch the right tool? Migrating a folder of AI-exported notes into Word for review, turning a docs directory into share-ready PDFs, or normalizing mixed .txt/.md archives into clean Markdown. For a single document the main converter is faster; for anything that arrives as a folder, batch saves the per-file round trips.